'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' house is hosting overnight screenings
If you’ve seen The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, you remember the terrifying farmhouse from the original film and now you have a chance to watch the movie inside of it.
Kenny Caperton’s “On-Set Cinema” is hosting a number of screenings of old horror movies in the locations they were filmed at and this March you can watch this film right where Leatherface was creating the terror.
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The house in Kingsland, Texas will see a limited number of fans getting the opportunity to hang out inside and stay the night on Sunday, March 29 and Monday, March 30.
The house was moved from its original location in the ’90s and is currently home to the Grand Central Café.
The event will be 21+ and costs $475. Check-in will be at 4:00 pm and check out will be at noon the following day. The ticket includes games, movie showings, a BBQ dinner, drinks, snacks and an On Set Cinema event goodie bag. Attendees will have to bring their own blankets, pillows and air mattresses and while the house does have restrooms, it does not have showers.
Only 13 spots are available each night so if you want in you’ll want to act fast.
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Caperton explains in a statement that “I will be setting up a TV inside the room where the infamous dining room scene took place and we’ll have a Texas Chain Saw-a-thon all night long!”
“We can watch the original on repeat, or the entire series from start to finish …OR just skip everything and watch The Next Generation over and over again. Fans will be able to hang out and sleep wherever they want inside the house …in the hallway where we first see Leatherface emerge from the doorway and smash Kirk in the head with the sledgehammer, or in the room that was filled with bones and chicken feathers discovered by Pam just before she gets snatched up and hung on the hook, or even upstairs where Sally finds Grandpa in the rocking chair. There will also be games (horror games, board games, video games, etc) and of course a BBQ dinner with headcheese on the side! So fill up your chainsaws and get ready to join the family!”
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