Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 Gas Station Filming Location
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What this video covers
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.
Key takeaways
- ◆On-location visit to the real gas station used in the original 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre
- ◆The site was also connected to the 2022 Netflix reboot, making it relevant to both generations of the franchise
- ◆Interior access gives fans a rare look inside the historic set
- ◆Additional TCM filming location videos are planned for the channel
Who this is for
Horror movie fans and Texas Chainsaw Massacre enthusiasts interested in real-world filming location exploration and franchise history.
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