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  Review by YI JIAN ★★★★★ 71

  "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH"

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  Review by Wes ★★★★★ 6

  a list of things im never fucking going anywhere near ever again:

  1. gas stations

  2. chickens

  3. pigs

  4. pick up trucks

  5. the entire state of texas

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  Review by aliyah ★★★★

  maybe if the planets weren’t in retrograde this wouldn’t have happened

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  Review by Ethan Colburn ★★★★ 16

  You may see it as a story of teenagers being dismembered by a chain saw killer but I see it as a like minded family trying to give their ailing grandfather one last shot to do the thing he loves best ❤️

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  Review by Sally Jane Black ★★★★★ 108

  "You'd probably like it if you didn't know what was in it."

  Horror is derived, ultimately, from the unknown. Your fears are rooted in a fear of death, even when they are irrational phobias; ultimately, the core of fear is that something will somehow harm you. Harm leads to death, which leads to the unknown--fear is possible because in the depths of our minds, we're all agnostics. I've acknowledged my agnosticism for a long time now, but even after over two decades since I even pretended to have an affinity for God, I still fight the urge to make the sign of the cross when approaching real or imagined dangers (usually turning left across a busy highway). God takes away…

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  Review by kyle ★★★★ 1

  sally: *screams at full volume for the last 37 minutes straight of this film*

  me: damn bitch it really do be like that sometimes

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  Review by Wes ★★★★★ 6

  southern hospitality

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  Review by k(arst)en ★★★★★ 15

  Easily one of my top horror films if not my favorite. The imagery is never not bold and horrific. The atmosphere is so claustrophobic and tense, sometimes it’s even irritating. Which makes for a consistently tense experience where, no matter how disturbing things might seem, you really never know what’s around the corner. The whole thing ends with an incredibly necessary space to breathe for both the viewer, the protagonist, and the killer (who is one of the weirdest and most interesting killers out there.)  Her final shriek says it all.

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  Review by adambolt ★★½ 1

  surprised he hasn't been caught yet considering he uses the loudest fucking weapon in human existence

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  Review by alor ★★★★ 19

  this happened to me once

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  Review by demi adejuyigbe ★★★★ 28

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Good lord. My soul feels so thoroughly drained. Hard to use more words to describe this film besides "upsetting." A blunt, hot, southern Gothic exploitation film with all the subtlety of a, uh, chainsaw. Sharply turns from simply "weird" to "horrifying" and makes quick waste of its characters like target practice cans on a fence. I don't even remember if there was a score to the movie or if the sound was just alternating tracks of Marilyn Burns' exasperated screams and a revving chainsaw. That dinner scene was absolutely haunting. I gotta watch some fuckin Simpsons eps before bed just so I don't risk dreaming of Grandpa.

  Saw this at the drive-in, and sat in stunned silence through so much…

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  Review by Mike D'Angelo ★★★★½ 11

  82/100

  Listen, and understand. This movie is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.