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We are doing not one, but two movie reviews today.

And it's going to be a little different than normal in the fact that we're doing two movies.

But we are going to review the 1974,

Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the remake from 2003.

Three.

Yes.

So we're going to be doing those.

We're going to be comparing, contrasting, probably arguing.

We don't know everybody's exact takes on these movies.

We've saved it for this review to see who prefers the original, who prefers the 2003.

Is there a mixed bag here?

Does somebody hate these movies?

That's potentially a thing that could happen.

I do not know what Jesse or Dave think about this.

Speaking of Jesse and Dave,

let me welcome my co-host, Dave Wilkins. Hello. And Jesse Wilkins. Hey there. And probably

too long for us to get to Texas Chainsaw Massacre. We probably should have got to these earlier.

But now we've done all the other slasher franchises and we left out this one, which one of the OGs. It is the OG in my opinion.

Yeah. Well, was this or Black Christmas first? Black Christmas was technically first. I think. Actually,

I could double check that. I think Black Christmas was like 71 or 72, and this was 74.

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