- Rising Dead Man
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Where are you from?
Lets see how far away we are from each other.
I am from Vermont. But you will never know what town!
I am from Vermont. But you will never know what town!
Halloween wraps fear in innocence,
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
Re: Where are you from?
I'm from Virginia about a mile away from the beach. I live in Norfolk, just about across the line of Virginia Beach.
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Re: Where are you from?
I used to live in Norfolk, and now I live in Salem Massachusets!
Beware Beware your in for a scare
The chair is rocking but nobodies there
The owls are mocking the Ghost are stocking
Beware Beware your in for a scare!
The chair is rocking but nobodies there
The owls are mocking the Ghost are stocking
Beware Beware your in for a scare!
- OctoberChill
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Re: Where are you from?
I'm in Garland, Tx which is a suburb of Dallas on the northeast side.
Re: Where are you from?
You're from TX?
Have you ever heard or read the story about Texas Chainsaw Massacre? Just curious. I believe I heard it was based on a true story about the cannibal family who runs the gas station and owns the farmhouse killing people for foods, isn't that true? If so, please lemme know. I find it hardly to believe!
Have you ever heard or read the story about Texas Chainsaw Massacre? Just curious. I believe I heard it was based on a true story about the cannibal family who runs the gas station and owns the farmhouse killing people for foods, isn't that true? If so, please lemme know. I find it hardly to believe!
OctoberChill wrote:I'm in Garland, Tx which is a suburb of Dallas on the northeast side.
- OctoberChill
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Re: Where are you from?
It's one of my favorite movies As far as I know it's not real. Parts of it are loosely based on Ed Gein. Other than that it's fiction. Although Texas is HUGE. It's mostly country and the backroads are creepy and filled with some...odd...people.
Re: Where are you from?
Ok, well, I think it might be fiction... But I heard it was told by the story about the Leatherface and his family did killing people on August 1973, something like that... They ran away to Mexico when the occur situation the police were doing the investigation... I'm not 100% sure...
I believe it was named by Hewitt family! I really don't know which city they were from in TX?
I believe it was named by Hewitt family! I really don't know which city they were from in TX?
- jadewik
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Re: Where are you from?
Texas Chainsaw Massacre isn't a "true story"... like October Chill says, it's loosely based on serial killer Ed Gein. More so because the cops, when they discovered Gein was the killer, went through his house and found bowls out of skulls and lampshades made out of skin. Aside from that, that's as close to the psycho Leatherface family as it gets. It didn't even happen in Texas...
If you're interested in reading about Gein, they have a really sweet article on him at crimelibrary.com ( Link to the Story)
They also have a story on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre
If you're interested in reading about Gein, they have a really sweet article on him at crimelibrary.com ( Link to the Story)
They also have a story on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre
As for me... I live in Southern Arizona, though I grew up in Phoenix.The film claims to be based on actual events, but this is a "false document" technique, dating back two centuries in fiction and used to heighten suspense. The idea that such an incident actually happened makes it more intriguing. Even today, viewers believe that the events in TCM are true.
Re: Where are you from?
Thanks for posting the links here, Jadewik!! I do appreciate these links!
Very interesting story about Ed Gein.... I really can't believe it!
Very interesting story about Ed Gein.... I really can't believe it!
Re: Where are you from?
I am in Knoxville Tennessee.
No famous scary stories around here.
My neighbor hanged himself in my barn about 9 years ago. He spent all day in the loft making little nooses out of twine and hanging them on a nail. He threw a rope over a high rafter and stepped off of the tractor. He was found about 11pm by his girlfriend. TOD was about 5 hours earlier.
We left everything as we found it. We no longer use the barn.
No famous scary stories around here.
My neighbor hanged himself in my barn about 9 years ago. He spent all day in the loft making little nooses out of twine and hanging them on a nail. He threw a rope over a high rafter and stepped off of the tractor. He was found about 11pm by his girlfriend. TOD was about 5 hours earlier.
We left everything as we found it. We no longer use the barn.
I am the shadow on the moon at night
Filling your dreams to the brim with fright,
Oggie Boogie
Filling your dreams to the brim with fright,
Oggie Boogie
- DemonSlayerMau
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Re: Where are you from?
I think I mentioned that I live in Upstate New York. o.o
This probably seems crazy, crazy, a graveyard theory,
A ghost tried to approach me and got leery.
Ask him a question and he vanished in a second...
~ From a Ghost's Pumpkin Soup (Pumpkin Hill zone theme Song from Sonic Adventure 2) ~
A ghost tried to approach me and got leery.
Ask him a question and he vanished in a second...
~ From a Ghost's Pumpkin Soup (Pumpkin Hill zone theme Song from Sonic Adventure 2) ~
- OctoberChill
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Re: Where are you from?
Can't blame you there. Crazy story.shanda wrote:We no longer use the barn.
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Re: Where are you from?
I live in Henderson, Nevada about 30 minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip. I like living away from the Strip, not so much traffic. I hate the heat here, I would much rather live in a cooler climate. I would love to live by the beach or in the mountains. The landscaping here consists of rocks and not grass. Not much to do here since we don't gamble or strip lol
The Night HE Came Home
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Re: Where are you from?
[quote="jadewik"]Texas Chainsaw Massacre isn't a "true story"... like October Chill says, it's loosely based on serial killer Ed Gein. More so because the cops, when they discovered Gein was the killer, went through his house and found bowls out of skulls and lampshades made out of skin. Aside from that, that's as close to the psycho Leatherface family as it gets. It didn't even happen in Texas...
If you're interested in reading about Gein, they have a really sweet article on him at crimelibrary.com ( [url=http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/seri ... ill_1.html]Link to the Story[/url])
They also have a [url=http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/seri ... index.html]story on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre[/url]
[quote]The film claims to be based on actual events, but this is a "false document" technique, dating back two centuries in fiction and used to heighten suspense. The idea that such an incident actually happened makes it more intriguing. Even today, viewers believe that the events in TCM are true.[/quote]
As for me... I live in Southern Arizona, though I grew up in Phoenix.[/quote]
That's not a story you hear everyday 0.0
If you're interested in reading about Gein, they have a really sweet article on him at crimelibrary.com ( [url=http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/seri ... ill_1.html]Link to the Story[/url])
They also have a [url=http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/seri ... index.html]story on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre[/url]
[quote]The film claims to be based on actual events, but this is a "false document" technique, dating back two centuries in fiction and used to heighten suspense. The idea that such an incident actually happened makes it more intriguing. Even today, viewers believe that the events in TCM are true.[/quote]
As for me... I live in Southern Arizona, though I grew up in Phoenix.[/quote]
That's not a story you hear everyday 0.0
Beware Beware your in for a scare
The chair is rocking but nobodies there
The owls are mocking the Ghost are stocking
Beware Beware your in for a scare!
The chair is rocking but nobodies there
The owls are mocking the Ghost are stocking
Beware Beware your in for a scare!
- Pumpkin_Man
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Re: Where are you from?
I am from Dwight Illinois, but I grew up in Chicago. 111th & Drake.
Mike
Mike