Why THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE is More Relevant Now Than Ever (with Christopher Michael) | Episode 6

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Happy Halloween! Despite being made in the 70s, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre has as much to say about society today, all while utilizing every tool at its disposal to make an effective horror movie. Often imitated but never duplicated, Tobe Hooper's slasher film features stunning cinematography, chilling performances, and several subtle motifs and messages, all of which are discussed in this special, spooky episode. Join Larry and his guest, comedian Christopher Michael, as they recount all of the reasons why TCM remains as chilling as ever.

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Created, Hosted, Directed, and Executive Produced by Larry Fried

Produced by Larry Fried and Brian Nowak

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Assistant Direction by Steven Reyes

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Edited by Larry Fried, Clayton Allen, and Kimberly Allen

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Graphic Design by Monica Sarmiento

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Motion Graphic Design by Elton Greenfield

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Original Music by Matt Gordeuk

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Camera Operators: Loise Delos Reyes, Steven Reyes, Brian Nowak

Sound Recordist: Daniel Grunberg