Video Tag
Every video tagged “TCM” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
Poison Props presents the LCL1127 Leatherface Chainsaw Lunger, a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a Leatherface character sawing a victim before launching forward in a dramatic scissor-throw lunge. The figure's torso rotates and the head tracks side to side as it shoots out, delivering a high-impact startle scare that catches guests completely off guard. The unit ships plug-and-play with the character, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor included, with an optional audio package available. Throw distance can be configured in multiple lengths to suit different venue layouts.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast breaks down comments made by Gun Interactive's Matt Shotcha regarding the end of new content for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game and what that means for its player community. The hosts analyze the studio's creative reasoning, the challenges around DLC and licensed content, and hints dropped about Gun's next project. Particular attention is given to Gun's involvement with an upcoming Halloween-themed game, which Shotcha suggests will be a strong entry.
This tutorial walks through transforming a standard Barbie doll into a Leatherface-inspired horror figure drawn from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The creator covers the full makeover process including crafting the character's iconic mask and repositioning or repainting the doll for a disturbing effect. The video also touches on creative photography ideas for displaying or showcasing the finished horror prop. A companion blog post with a materials list is available on the creator's website.
This short-form clip from Slash 'N Cast appears to feature gameplay from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, focusing on a Leatherface gallows kill moment that goes wrong. With no source description available and a runtime of only one minute, details are limited, but the content seems oriented toward horror gaming commentary or entertainment. It likely captures a humorous or frustrating in-game fail moment shared for social engagement.
This video features gameplay of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game from the killer's perspective, focusing on an aggressive early-rush strategy as Leatherface. The creator's preferred tactic is to pressure victims immediately, ideally eliminating them before they can escape the basement. The content is oriented toward horror gaming fans looking to improve their killer gameplay. It is part of the broader Slash 'N Cast horror gaming and podcast community.
This short-form clip from Slash 'N Cast centers on a Leatherface character build within what appears to be the Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game. The creator presents the build as a definitive response to critics or detractors online. Beyond the gaming context, the content may appeal to fans of the TCM franchise interested in character aesthetics and loadout optimization.
Haunt Former reviews the Rubie's 'Pretty Woman' Leatherface mask, a licensed product based on the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre character. The reviewer positions it as a surprisingly solid offering from a manufacturer known for uneven quality. The short-form review examines the mask's appearance, construction, and overall value as a Halloween costume piece.
This appears to be a short gaming clip from a Texas Chain Saw Massacre-themed video game, featuring a moment where the Hitchhiker character is outmaneuvered or deceived in some way involving rubber boots. With no source description and a zero-minute listed duration, details are extremely limited. The clip is likely a highlight or funny moment shared as a social-media short.
This tutorial walks through the process of casting realistic resin eyes with a dark, menacing look intended for a Leatherface bust prop from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The creator uses accessible casting and coloring techniques suitable for prop makers of varying experience levels. Alcohol inks and airbrush paint are layered to achieve convincing eye depth and color, while calipers ensure accurate sizing. The result is a custom, professional-looking eye detail that elevates any horror bust or mask project.
This video takes viewers on a location tour of the iconic gas station used in the original 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which also served as a filming location for the 2022 Netflix sequel. The host explores the interior and exterior of the preserved site, giving horror fans a firsthand look at a landmark tied to one of the genre's most influential films. The channel teases upcoming visits to other TCM filming locations in Texas, including the Hewitt House and the Slaughterhouse.