When The Texas Chainsaw Massacre first hit theaters, audiences LOST IT. People fainted, walked out, and even ended up in hospitals. The film was banned in cities across Canada — including Ottawa — and in multiple countries around the world.
The wild part? There’s barely any blood or gore. It just felt real. Between its gritty style and that creepy John Larroquette intro claiming it was a “true story,” this movie blurred the line between fiction and reality.
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