"Texas Chain Saw Massacre," a group of young travelers end up at a house where a cannibalistic family lives.(Exurbia Films) Imagine the marketing challenge of updating a restaurant where a cult ...

The iconic early 1900s Victorian house featured in the 1974 slasher flick, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, is now open as a southern restaurant in Kingsland, TX, complete with nods to the cult classic.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise has experienced highs and lows since Leatherface first revved up his preferred mayhem tool in 1973. Universal’s decision to base a haunted house around the ...

It will include cast members, a haunted house ... at the restaurant for almost seven years. “To me, it’s not any scarier than (a Lifetime) movie." "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," which ...

The house was originally in Round Rock but was moved to Kingsland in 1998, about 60 miles northwest of Austin. It is now called Hooper's — a homage to Texas Chain Saw Massacre director Tobe ...

“We’re thrilled to partner with Six Flags for the first-ever haunted maze experience of Netflix’s and Legendary’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre at this year’s Fright Fest extravaganz ...

Fast forward 50 years, and you can still see a handful of the locations featured in the film: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre House in Round Rock, moved to Kingsland and turned into a café in 1998 ...

The lightbulb moment came to Murdy while he was rewatching the 1974 original film in hopes of coming up with a concept for the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre haunted house. A bit of backstory in ...

Even 50 years later, "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" remains one of the most ... unbecoming of a young friend group who stumble across a house of cannibals. The film is loosely based on Ed Gein ...