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"Texas Chainsaw" Road Trip Trivia Quiz

Players should be familiar with "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" 1974 2-Disc Ultimate Edition that includes the documentaries "Flesh Wounds" and "TCM The Shocking Truth". Also "TCM" 2003 and bonus disc "Chainsaw Redux".

A multiple-choice quiz by renae84. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
renae84

Time
5 mins

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Multiple Choice

Quiz #
363,529

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Question 1 of 10

1. The family house from the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was originally located in: Hint

San Antoio, TX on Devil's Hill

Houston, TX on Hewitt Hill

Dallas, TX on Sawyer Hill

Round Rock, TX on Quick Hill

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Question 2 of 10

2. The family house from the original "TCM" was moved from its original location and relocated in: Hint

Sidewinder, CO

Amarillo, TX

Kingsland, TX

Dallas, TX

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Question 3 of 10

3. The house from the original "TCM" was ordered and built from a kit purchased from the: Hint

JC Penney Catalog

Local Hardware Store

Ace Hardware

Sears and Roebuck Catalog

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Question 4 of 10

4. The gas station from the original "TCM" located in Bastrop, TX was a functioning store and operated under the following name. Hint

Bilbo's Texas Landmark

Chop Top BBQ

The BBQ Shack

Drayton's Chili Shack

5. The cemetery from the original "TCM" is located in Leander, TX. In the original "TCM" the famous column tombstone is shown at the beginning of the movie. As shown in the "TCM" 1974 2-Disc Bonus Edition what is engraved on the tombstone? This was not shown in the actual movie, but is visible on the bonus disc and in real life. Hint

The Saw Is Family

Remember The Alamo

Gone But Not Forgotten

Blessed Are The Peacemakers

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Question 6 of 10

6. In the "TCM" remake (2003) the family house had a basement where Leatherface took his victims. Where were the basement scenes actually filmed? Hint

On a Hollywood set

The house across the street

The family house actual basement

An old cotton gin basement

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Question 7 of 10

7. The gas station from the "TCM" remake (2003) is a functioning store. What is the name of it? Hint

The Meat Store

Drayton's

Glass Grocery

The Cele Store

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Question 8 of 10

8. On the bonus disc that features "Chainsaw Redux: Making a Massacre", what does it say was a favorite thing for the cast to do while not filming? It actually inspired a scene in the movie. Hint

Walk in the woods

Shop at local stores

Swim in the local waterhole

Eat at the local restaurants

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Question 9 of 10

9. In the "TCM" remake (2003) the slaughterhouse was titled as the Blair Meat Co. What is the real name of the business? Hint

Sawyer Meat Company

Taylor Meat Company

Tyler Meat Company

Texas Meat Company

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Question 10 of 10

10. According the bonus disc of the "TCM" remake, "Chainsaw Redux: Making a Massacre", the Old Crawford Mill location from the "TCM" remake is located near which town? Hint

Palestine, TX

Waco, TX

Walburg, TX

Haddonfield, IL

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. The family house from the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was originally located in:

Answer: Round Rock, TX on Quick Hill

On the documentary "Flesh Wounds" the president of the "TCM" fan club states the house used in the movie was originally located in Round Rock, TX on Quick Hill. It was bought and moved in 1998.

2. The family house from the original "TCM" was moved from its original location and relocated in:

Answer: Kingsland, TX

The house was moved to Kingsland, TX beside the Antlers Inn where it is used as a functioning restaurant as shown on the documentary "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Shocking Truth". Gunnar Hansen aka "Leatherface" gives a great description of the house as it stands now.

3. The house from the original "TCM" was ordered and built from a kit purchased from the:

Answer: Sears and Roebuck Catalog

In "Flesh Wounds", the documentary, it states that in the late 1800s the parts of the house were pre-cut and pulled by horse and wagon from Austin, TX to Round Rock, TX.

4. The gas station from the original "TCM" located in Bastrop, TX was a functioning store and operated under the following name.

Answer: Bilbo's Texas Landmark

The Gulf Sign from the movie can no longer be seen but the store's name can be seen from the road. It can also be seen on "TCM" 2-Disc Ultimate Edition Bonus Disc.

Answer: Blessed Are The Peacemakers

The Bagdad Cemetery is still in use and can be visited by the public. The tombstone shown in the desecrated cemetery at the beginning of the film has engravings not shown in the film but are shown on the bonus disc. The cemetery has many interesting gravesites from before the Civil War to the present.

6. In the "TCM" remake (2003) the family house had a basement where Leatherface took his victims. Where were the basement scenes actually filmed?

Answer: An old cotton gin basement

The basement scenes were filmed in an old cotton gin basement in Martindale. The basement had previously been flooded and had to be drained. It gave a great atmosphere for filming complete with dust, dripping water, and spider webs.

7. The gas station from the "TCM" remake (2003) is a functioning store. What is the name of it?

Answer: The Cele Store

This store located in Manor Texas was also used in the movie "Secondhand Lions" with Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. The store serves as a functioning restaurant and general store.

8. On the bonus disc that features "Chainsaw Redux: Making a Massacre", what does it say was a favorite thing for the cast to do while not filming? It actually inspired a scene in the movie.

Answer: Swim in the local waterhole

On the bonus disc it shows the cast swimming in the local waterhole and swinging off a rope into the water. It said since it was so hot swimming was a favorite of the cast after filming.

9. In the "TCM" remake (2003) the slaughterhouse was titled as the Blair Meat Co. What is the real name of the business?

Answer: Taylor Meat Company

The Taylor Meat Company is a functioning business open to the public. In "Chainsaw Redux" The director of the film stated he wanted to create a "maze" look out of hanging meat. In the movie the meat seen hanging was real. The director said creating prop meat would be too expensive so the meat was rented and the owners could still run the business.

10. According the bonus disc of the "TCM" remake, "Chainsaw Redux: Making a Massacre", the Old Crawford Mill location from the "TCM" remake is located near which town?

Answer: Walburg, TX

The mill is on private property and can be seen from the road. It served as an old cotton gin before being abandoned. The bonus disc from "TCM" 2003 states that very little had to be done to the building for the movie. One thing added were strange paintings on the building. These can be seen in the movie and are still visible and can be seen by visitors.

Source: Author renae84

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