What's up with young people trying to gentrify old ghost towns? Almost every horror movie, aside from a few, have young people wandering to the wrong places—unlike Scream where the horror comes to meet you at home. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the latest in the horror movie slasher and it didn't fail to check every horror formula. Movie plot It's 50 years since the last massacre and it looks like the town is back to normal, that is, until a group of friends decide to turn the town into a hippie spot with book shops, art shops, restaurants, etc. They embark on a trip to Harlow and when they wrongfully evict an occupant from an orphanage home, things take a turn for the worst. Spoilers ahead So, where do we begin? Let me start with a general caution. Before you evict someone from their home, be absolutely sure you're on the right. Dante was feeling all high and mighty like he was really trying to achieve something spectacular, but turns out the weir...
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