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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre | KnockBack, Episode 246

1974's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the prototype for the teen-and-20-something slasher films that would fill up theater marquees and video store shelves for the next 40 years. All the hallmarks are there: A set of bold and clueless antagonists, a mysterious, abandoned, and rural locale, a series of situational justifications, a mask-wearing killer, and an iconic weapon. With a brisk runtime, an air of surrealism and camp, and some incredibly strong performances (particularly in the film's second half), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a must-see for anyone interested in the genetic makeup of the horror genre as we know it, and we're thrilled to talk about it here on KnockBack.

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Anonymous

Yessss 👍👍👍

Riley Brewer

Just rewatched this bad boy, so very serendipitous. I LOVE this movie. At its essence is just a weird out of body experience that has this weird non resolution at the end that leaves you with dread.

drew

Awesome 👍

Andres

Just watched this 2 nights ago! Perfect timing! Knockback has been such a joy this Halloween season.

Anonymous

Favorite movie all time, thank you for this

Paul Knickerbocker

I've always been curious how other industries have been performing with remote work. Im in Engineering and we went on a hiring spree about a year ago and all of the people that we hired that are working in office are far more productive and efficient than the people we hired working remote around the country.

RU46N2 (REY)

Totally do a house flip with your bro and have you dad come in every once and a while not to help. But just point about all flaws and then just leave. Million Dollar idea.

Jesse spivey

Great listen boys thank you! This movie is well overdue for a rewatch. Can't wait to see what's instore for Halloween!

Cun

Really appreciated that discourse on work-from-home at the beginning there. When Dagan mentioned that he feels like he's "flatlining" a bit, it hit home. Such an articulate breakdown of the long-term effects of working remotely, regardless of its many benefits. A pleasure as always, guys!