Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) is Dumb! - Hack The Movies (#130)

02/25/22 • 77 min

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The guys from @Movie Dumpster join Tony to talk about the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. In this movie review/podcast they will talk about all the dumb things in this movie. Like how they brought back Sally to cash in on Halloween, how leatherface age makes no sense, and how the weird social commentary feels out of place.
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Edited by Jessica Hickson

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