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This week The Doc takes a break from reviews to chat with the new lead of The R.I.P Man 2 Rest In Pain Again Georgie Ray.

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This week we talk Frankenstein and The Bride! before getting sucked back into Scream 7 along with all the latest news and a review of The Bride!

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The Hardesty incident should have ended the Sawyer family.

One survivor escaped.

Four people vanished.

And for the first time in generations, the house in Newt County faced real scrutiny.

But the Sawyers didn’t disappear.

They adapted.

In this chapter we follow Drayton Sawyer in the aftermath of that night as the family fractures, alliances shift, and the surviving clan disappears into a darker criminal underworld.

The legend of Leatherface was no longer confined to a single farmhouse… and what came next would set the stage for an even more terrifying chapter in the Sawyer story.

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (19740) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by Kim Henkel & Tobe Hooper and Distributed by Bryanston Distributing Company.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 (1986) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by L. M. Kit Carson and Distributed by Cannon Releasing.

Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) Directed by Jeff Burr, Written by David J. Schow & Distributed by New Line Cinema.

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1994) Directed & Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by CFP Distribution.

Butcher Boys (2012) Directed by Duane Graves & Justin Meeks, Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by Phase 4 Films.

All American Massacre (Unreleased) Directed & Written by William Tony Hooper.

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This week we talk Screams huge box office, the terrifyng new backwoods horror Dolly, along with all the weeks news and our official Scream 7 review.

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*Major video issues this week, But We'll be back in your eyeholes next week in HD and in living color*

The legend of the Sawyers didn’t begin with a chainsaw.

Long before the Hardesty incident exposed the family to the outside world, something far darker had been taking shape deep in rural Texas.

In this second chapter of our investigation into the Sawyer bloodline, we step back in time to uncover the origins of the clan itself.

We examine the life of Earl Sawyer — the patriarch whose influence would linger long after death — and the strange, isolated world he built with his wife Wilhelmina.

What began as survival on unforgiving land slowly evolved into something far more disturbing.

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (19740) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by Kim Henkel & Tobe Hooper and Distributed by Bryanston Distributing Company.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 (1986) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by L. M. Kit Carson and Distributed by Cannon Releasing.

Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) Directed by Jeff Burr, Written by David J. Schow & Distributed by New Line Cinema.

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1994) Directed & Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by CFP Distribution.

Butcher Boys (2012) Directed by Duane Graves & Justin Meeks, Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by Phase 4 Films.

All American Massacre (Unreleased) Directed & Written by William Tony Hooper.

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WARNING DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE IF YOU HAVENT WATCHED SCREAM 7!!!!

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Before the chainsaw became a symbol of terror, before the name “Leatherface” spread across Texas like a whispered curse, there was a family.

In this opening chapter of our five-part deep dive into the Sawyer bloodline, we strip away the campfire retellings and examine the roots of the legend.

We explore the grave desecrations that drew unwanted attention to Newt County, the unstable artistry of Norbert “Nubbins” Sawyer, and the slow escalation that brought a group of young outsiders onto land soaked in secrecy.

From a roadside encounter with a razor-wielding drifter to a gas station owner who seemed too calm for a man surrounded by chaos, we reconstruct the night that changed everything. Through Sally Hardesty’s fractured testimony and later accounts from within the family itself, we chart the vanishings, the violence in the woods, and the infamous dinner ritual that transformed rumor into mythology.

This is not the fall of the Sawyers.

This is the spark.

The moment when isolation met exposure.

The night the house reacted.

And the beginning of a legend that would refuse to die.

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (19740) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by Kim Henkel & Tobe Hooper and Distributed by Bryanston Distributing Company.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 (1986) Directed by Tobe Hooper, Written by L. M. Kit Carson and Distributed by Cannon Releasing.

Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) Directed by Jeff Burr, Written by David J. Schow & Distributed by New Line Cinema.

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1994) Directed & Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by CFP Distribution.

Butcher Boys (2012) Directed by Duane Graves & Justin Meeks, Written by Kim Henkel and Distributed by Phase 4 Films.

All American Massacre (Unreleased) Directed & Written by William Tony Hooper.

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This week we had plans for something special that fell apart last minute, so we decided this was the perfect time to introduce ye to our newest show available free on The Horrorverse Network on Patreon.

Reel Talk with the Doctor drops every Sunday and is a review countdown show, each week The Doctor takes 5 movies he watched the week before and reviews and ranks them with the end goal being inspiration, reminding you of classics, nudging you in the direction of forgotten gems or introducing you to new epics.

You can catch Reel Talk with The Doctor every Sunday on the Free Member tier of The Horrorverse Network Patreon.

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In a quiet corner of America, a church preached purity.
What it practiced was something else entirely.

This week we examine the rise of Abin Cooper and the Five Points Trinity Church, a fundamentalist sect that blurred the line between belief and brutality. What began as fire-and-brimstone rhetoric escalated into abduction, execution, and a federal siege that nearly ended in mass annihilation.

As law enforcement closed in, scripture was weaponized, martyrdom was rehearsed, and a single gunshot turned a standoff into open war. When a mysterious horn echoed across the battlefield, even federal command hesitated — and for a moment, prophecy seemed real.

This isn’t just the story of a cult.
It’s a story about power, fear, and what happens when ideology convinces ordinary people they’re chosen.

Abin Cooper didn’t think he was a villain.
He thought he was history.

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Red State (2011) Directed & Written by Kevin Smith & Distributed by Lionsgate

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This week we go crazy with the Scream 7 talk and The Doctor locks in his official Stu Macher Ghostface Theory.

After that we look at all the latest horror news and review the 2015 mockumentary Savageland.

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