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Hello dolls! This is an outfit post meant for yesterday, but I delayed it until today. Why did I do this? Well it's the thirteenth, and the number 13 brings me luck with it's symbolism.. I need all of the luck I can get, but my friends just say I'm crazy.
A happy note, My mom is back! I can say, This house was no home without her, and now that she's here, I can feel the birds chirping more loudly, the sun shining more brightly, and my spirits feeling higher. It's 11 am right now, and my bones are already taking in the heat from the summer sunshine. I am going to frolic outside. Dance with the trees. Carry conversation. Listen to the breeze, and travel to the farmers market!
I look forward to replying to all of your kindhearted comments, and sweet blessings. For now, go out, enjoy the sun, the rain, the snow, the wind. Love your Mom, and your Mother Nature!
Happy Saturday :) kiss kiss! xoxoxoxo
purple corset; zellers; $11
pink blouse; winners; $5
skirt; h&m; $15
wedges; value village; $5
necklace; aldo; 13
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Love the shirt! And I want the wedges!!:):) Happy Saturday to you too!:)ReplyDelete
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Love how you've paired it with the grey skirt!
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I just bought my newest record player for $25 and it is often a popular piece in my home, but before I even had a record player I had records that I too hang on my walls! How crazy!
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Thanks for coming to our blog (hirbo.blogspot.com) and commenting. Btw it's good to have your mother by your side so i'm happy for you.. i'm beginning to miss mine :)
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MORE than 18,000 Gwent union members are set to strike on Thursday, including teachers, fire fighters, dinner ladies and local government workers, in various disputes over pay and pensions.
Bin collections are set to be missed and burials moved to different days as an estimated two million union members will strike in what the GMB are describing as the second biggest union walk out ever across Wales, England and Northern Ireland.
Most Gwent schools are predicted to shut on Thursday due to the mass joint action by members of the National Union of Teachers (NUT), Unison, Unite, the Fire Brigade's Union, the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) Union and the GMB.
Firefighters will walk out between 10am and 7pm on July 10.
Many public sector workers, such as those in local government, are protesting against what they describe as an "insulting" one per cent pay rise offer, while the likes of the NUT oppose cuts to existing pay and pensions.
Glasllwch Primary and St Julian's School in Newport, Abertillery Comprehensive and Risca Comprehensive School have already informed parents they will be closing for the day due to staff shortages, although organised trips will still go ahead.
Newport High School will be closed to Years 11, 12 and 13 but will remain open for Years 7, 8 and 9, while Llanwern High School will be open to Years 9, 10 and 12 only.
Torfaen council has warned that negotiations between employers and trade unions are ongoing and changes could happen right up until the day of the strike.
A spokesman said: "Negotiations with the trade unions are ongoing for employees delivering 'life and limb' council services such as personal care, protection of vulnerable children and adults and meals on wheels to receive exemption from the industrial action and it is expected these services will operate as normal."
Pontypool's Civic Centre is likely will be open for staff but residents are advised to phone ahead before trying to visit and any payments should be made online or in advance.
Leisure services transferred to the Torfaen Leisure Trust will not be affected.
Dominic MacAskill, local government officer for Unison based in Swansea, said they have around 12,000 members in Gwent and predicted a further 6,000 to strike from Unite, the GMB and the NUT.
No rallies are planned in Gwent, with the nearest being in Cardiff, although pickets are expected around local government offices.
More than one union has told the Argus they expect most schools to be closed - with teachers, caretakers, support staff and dinner ladies all off.
Mr MacAskill said this was the biggest strike he could remember since mass action three years ago by health and local government workers over pensions.
Unite national officer for local government Fiona Farmer said the aim is to get employers back round the table to negotiate what she describes as a fair deal for workers, namely a £1 an hour pay rise for local council staff.
Owen Hathway, policy officer for NUT Wales said striking members will sacrifice a day's pay and pension and the decision "was not taken lightly".
GMB national secretary, Brian Strutton said his members voted three to one in favour of strike action.
"We have tried sensible discussions, we've sought to negotiate reasonably...but to everything we've tried the employers have said "no"," he said. "So we have no choice."
He said that in October, the national minimum wage is predicted to overtake local authority pay scales.
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Under Missouri's Graduated Driver License Law, seat belt use is required for young drivers. It is a primary offense. Unfortunately 34 percent of Missouri teens don't buckle up. To lower that percentage, law enforcement will be out in full force March 15-31 to crack down on unbelted drivers and save lives.
One in four Missouri traffic crashes involves a young driver. Between 2010 and 2012, 243 teens (15-19) were killed in traffic crashes. Of those killed, 78 percent were unbuckled.
"Many drivers take the attitude that 'it will never happen to me,' especially teens, but fatal crashes happen every day to all types of people," said Leanna Depue, chair of the executive committee of the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety. "Law enforcement will ticket teens who aren't buckled up."
Missouri will also continue to educate teens on the importance of buckling up through statewide seat belt programs, such Battle of the Belt and Team Spirit.
"The best way to reach teens is through their peers," said Depue. "We're asking teens to help save the lives of their friends by reminding them to buckle up every time they get in a car."
For more information visit saveMOlives.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter at Save MO Lives. Buckle up and ARRIVE ALIVE.


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This basilica/sanctuary stands on the site of an Etruscan-Roman sanctuary. In the high middle Ages a church was built on the same site.
The early Romanesque parish church was consecrated in 1060. According to tradition, S. Luca himself painted the picture of the Virgin hosted in the sanctuary, a place of pilgrimage since the 14th c. In order to host a growing number of followers, the structure was expanded and rearranged between the late 14th c. and the following century.
What was obtained was therefore a single internal hall culminating in a polygonal apse. Two cloisters were also built, along with a fortification system featuring angular towers, removed in the 17th c. during a new series of rearrangements. In the prospectus was built a doorway to celebrate the end of the plague, cleansed, according to folklore, by the Madonna of the Impruneta.
The basilica's interiors were revised following the tenets of Baroque style, but a complete restoration to its Renaissance form was made necessary by World War II bombardments. Through the doorway, designed by Gherardo Silvani for the facade (1643), you can enter the aisle, whose sidewalls are decorated with 17-18th c. canvas.
The presbytery area hosts a Romanesque altar, surmounted by a polyptych depicting the Madonna with Child and Apostles (P. Nelli, N. di Pietro Gerini, '300). At its sides you can see the Chapel of the Cross, the Chapel of the Madonna and two tabernacles by Michelozzo, containing many terracotta by Robbia.
The small temple on the right still hosts the sacred picture of Mary, painted in the 18th century over the original, of the 13th century. The Romanesque crypt, the Company of s. Sebastiano and the cloisters are also of considerable interest.
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PLOKAMI is a lispy interface to libpcap/winpcap built on top of a CFFI portability layer.
Realtime network packet capture, injection, dumpfile reading/writing, filtering with BPF, timeouts and operation in non-blocking mode.
Tested on: SBCL (darwin/linux), OpenMCL, LispWorks (windows/darwin). Should work on every platform that CFFI supports.
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It may be obvious, but when I tried this library at the first time, I missed the point that the process that used libpcap must have had enough privileges to read from device. So in my case I needed to run sbcl with sudo to just get the list of devices with find-all-devs.
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Yes you should have permissions for packet capture.
I simply chown /dev/bpf* on osx/bsd instead of sudo.
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injection support
i added packet injection support (raw link layer frames) in git
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Sales of organic foods grew by 25 percent between 2008 and 2011, a period of economic downturn in much of the world.
Focusing on global trends, the Soil Association, a nonprofit sustainable agriculture advocacy group based in the United Kingdom, reported on data collected by two international groups, the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture and the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements.
Worldwide sales of organic food and drink totaled $63 billion in 2011, the latest year recorded, and was dominated by the U.S., at $28 billion. Europe and the U.S. accounted for 90 percent of global sales.
Other findings:
• Organic farming is practiced in 162 countries on 92 million acres, which represents less than 1 percent of ag land surveyed. Adding in organic wild areas and non-agricultural land brings the total to 172 million acres.
• The Asian market has seen steady growth, especially in the affluent countries of Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. Most organic produce is imported from Australasia, Europe and the U.S.
• The U.S. market is dominated by large companies throughout the supply chain, contrasted with Africa, which has small-scale farming — a half-million producers on 2.7 million acres — and exports nearly all its produce to the EU.
• In the U.S., organic products account for 4 percent of all food and drink sales.
• Europe is the largest consumer of organic foods, with sales growing by 9 percent in 2011 to reach $28.6 billion.
• Argentina, the U.S. and Australia have the most acres of organic farmland. The highest percentages of land in organic are the Falkland Islands (35.9 percent), Liechtenstein (27.3 percent) and Austria (19.7 percent).
• Latin America has 20.7 million acres in organic farmland, and both exports and domestic markets are growing, led by Brazil.
One major U.S. producer, Pacific Foods in Tualatin, Ore., reports double-digit annual growth for the past 15 years.
Spokeswoman Samantha Burton said she could not release sales figures, but the company has expanded both production and warehouse space in recent years. From more than 2,000 acres of organic land in the Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon, Pacific Foods produces soups, sauces, meals and beverages to meet a wide variety of special dietary needs.
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The Young People's Theater will premiere a new work written by Oak Ridge High School student Jane Abernathy, "Three Towers and a Forest," on Thursday, April 11, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, April 13, at 7 p.m., at the WordPlayers performance space, 1540 Robinson Road, Knoxville.
The Young People's Theater will premiere a new work written by Oak Ridge High School student Jane Abernathy, "Three Towers and a Forest," on Thursday, April 11, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, April 13, at 7 p.m., at the WordPlayers performance space, 1540 Robinson Road, Knoxville. This theater group, the brainchild of Amy Souleyrette of Oak Ridge, will also present "Snoopy Come Home" and "Miss Goggins and the Gorilla" at the triple billing.
Souleyrette, an Oak Ridger "with a lot of musical and theatrical experience" — she has performed often at The Oak Ridge Playhouse and with her singing group, Varying Degrees — decided to form the Young People's Theater when she saw how much interest there was among kids at the Rivers Edge Christian Academy, where two of her children are enrolled. Her actors have been in rehearsal since January.
The younger, elementary school-aged kids will present "Snoopy Come Home," which Souleyrette wrote based on the well-loved television special. For the 12- to 14-year-olds in her group, she knew she needed something which would appeal to their senses of humor, and when she read "Three Towers and a Forest" she knew it would be perfect.
"From the first read-through," says Souleyrette, "the kids were laughing and by the end of the read-through, they were so excited that this was 'their' play to perform."
Jane Abernathy, whose mother Betsy Abernathy sings with Souleyrette in Varying Degrees, revised and extended the play specifically for Souleyrette's group. The play pokes affectionate fun at fairy tales and their clichés, while at the same time paying homage to the well-loved constructs of stories about brave knights and fair maidens.
Characters include a princess in a tower whose mother is behind the scenes engineering her rescue by a suitable prince, a hapless knight whose quest for treasure would go hopelessly wrong without his reliable but resigned squire … and a bookish dragon who captures an agreeable servant girl.
Abernathy is a junior at Oak Ridge High School who enjoys reading and writing, particularly in the fantasy genre, and began working on the play a few years ago. She is excited to see her work on stage for the first time.
"Part of the reason I like fairy tale plays is because it's easy to make them funny. Everyone knows what's supposed to happen, so it's easy to do the unexpected," she explains.
The third production, presented by the older group, will be "Miss Goggins and the Gorilla," a short skit based on a 1958 children's record by Jim Copp and Ed Brown.
Souleyrette has been busy collecting and creating costumes for her casts, which includes her own three kids as well as 22 others. She notes that her endeavor has depended on the generosity of others.
"West Park Baptist Church in Knoxville has given us a place to meet and rehearse, and the Knoxville WordPlayers have offered us the use of their performance space," she said.
Tickets will be sold at the door and will be $5 for adults, $2 for children under 17, and $10 for a family. All proceeds will go to the WordPlayers theater company.


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She was a passenger in car stopped by deputies on Kern St. Deputies say they found 15 grams of meth on her
A Taft man got into trouble for driving without a license, but his passenger ended up in a lot more trouble Sunday night when Kern County Sheriff's deputies arrested her on drug trafficking charges.
It all started with a traffic stop in the 1000 block of Kern Street just after 8 p.m. Sunday night.
Deputies made a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by Jorge Negrete, 26, a news release from the KCSO said.
A passenger, identified as Chandra Lacoy 34, was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance, being under the influence of methamphetamine and possession of paraphernalia.
After the arrest, a search led to the discovery of apporoximately15 grams of methamphetamine concealed on Lacoy and more serious charges of possession of a controlled substance for sales and transportation of a controlled substance were added.
Lacoy was booked into the Taft Jail.
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Ridgecrest Police Department and Police and Community Together visited Ridgecrest Charter School on Tuesday as part of a child ID program.
Ridgecrest Police Department and Police and Community Together visited Ridgecrest Charter School on Tuesday as part of a child ID program.
The simple concept of finger printing and taking an up-to-date photo could mean all the difference for law enforcement if a child were lost in Ridgecrest.
RCS is the second school Child ID has visited. The unit visited Gateway Elementary School Feb. 12, and Inyokern Elementary School is scheduled for March 12.
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PACT volunteers processed 150 charter-school students and 130 Gateway students.
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Depending on how soon Planning and Zoning Article 600 is released from sub-committee, the Camden County Commission could see the codes as soon as April for approval.
Depending on how soon Planning and Zoning Article 600 is released from sub-committee, the Camden County Commission could see the codes as soon as April for approval.
Article 600 was the center of a public hearing last month and raised many concerns from the public that attended.
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Gabe's tied down for dinner, while Leatherface carves the main course...
A series of grave robberies brings a group of friends to their rural Texas hometown, and they decide to visit an old family house while in the neighbourhood. On the way they pick up a mentally disturbed hitchhiker who proceeds to cut himself and one of the friends before running out of the van and back into the desert. When the friends arrive at the farmhouse, they decide to explore the dilapidated area surrounding it, including what they think is an abandoned house near-by. But a flesh-hungry family of outcasts lives on this land, and they don't take kindly to strangers trespassing in the night.
I was initially excited to start my The Texas Chain Saw Massacre write-up. It's one of my personal favourites, and one of the most important films in modern history. But what can I possible say that hasn't been said before? There are hundreds, if not, thousands of essays, chapters, reviews, books, and even films on the subject, and I've personally read and seen plenty of them.
I could mention the fact that The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, along with Night of the Living Dead, Halloween, Jaws, and most arguably The Exorcist, is one of the most referenced, copied, ripped off, and influential horror films of the modern era. I could mention that there's a print of the film in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. I could point to the film as one of the first of the '70s allegorical anti-war films, following only Wes Craven's Last House on the Left and Romero's Night of the Living Dead.
I could recall the film's director, Tobe Hooper, and the fact that he never again captured the magic that was The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. He floundered in obscurity following several flops and a controversial relationship with Poltergeist producer Steven Spielberg, creating only a few memorable cult items. If so inclined, I could bring up the film's troubled shoot, its effect on its cast and crew, and even go into the story of Ed Gein, the dead-body wearing serial killer that inspired the film (and Hitchcock's Psycho). Despite this inspiration and the film's tag line, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is not based on a true story.
I could write for pages on this stuff, but everything I'd write would verge on plagiarism.
What I can say in non-'plagiarous' confidence to those that still haven't seen the original film is that it is indeed magical. It has a feel, a smell, a look that has been attempted by a large number of lesser films but never been recreated. It is perhaps the most tactile film ever made. The set decoration, the film stock, the setting, the costumes are all something special, something that no one has ever been able to quite put their finger on, for if they had, it would've been successfully recreated by now. There are few films that can be credited with a truly original look (Leone's Westerns, Argento's Suspiria, Citizen Kane, Vertigo), and even fewer with a look that has not yet been recreated.
This lack of real recreation is especially impressive when one considers how many times Tobe Hooper's film has been remade. Officially there's only been one remake, the well produced, but entirely ill conceived 2003 version, but un-officially Texas Chain Saw Massacre is second only to Halloween (a film it arguably inspired anyway) in attempted recreation. All of the film's sequels were, for all intents and purposes, remakes in structure and story, and only Hooper's own first sequel managed to capture any of the original film's glory (albeit in the form of a spoof).
The '80s and '90s saw hundreds of teen slashers, some directly inspired by Halloween and Friday the 13th, but plenty easily equated to the massive appeal of Hooper's film. I'm sure law suites were considered when films like Motel Hell were released, but still no one held a candle to the original. At the turn of the millennium a conservative return to government and the horrors of modern terrorism, not to mention the public's boredom with the post-modern Scream-style slasher movement, saw a renewed studio interest in gritty violent entertainment. Filmmakers like Rob Zombie were now free to produce TCM inspired films, like House of 1000 Corpses, which was essentially a remake of the original film. The success of these films led to the inevitable official remake.
The remake was produced by Michael Bay of Bad Boys and Armageddon 'fame', much to the dismay of fans of the original film. The original press release stated that the remake would not focus on graphic violence like the original, but on the more psychological horrors of the cannibalistic family. This statement threw up plenty more red flags for fans, as anyone who's actually seen Hooper's original knows that there is almost no on screen bloodshed in the entire film. The final product wasn't a bad film, but one that was immediately rendered entirely and utterly moot.
But look at me; I'm starting to sound like a plagiarist again. Yes, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a magical film. It's a virtual nightmare, intense, unrelenting, and uncompromising. This is the kind of film no one was prepared for in 1974, even in the wake of Craven's exercise in the vile, Last House on the Left, and the kind of film that can still shatter nerves thirty-two years later. It was filmed on location in hell, edited with an actual chainsaw, and printed onto scorched human flesh. We wouldn't have it any other way.
Note: I've supplied some sample images of this release as compared to the previous Region 1 release (all MPI/Pioneer releases used the same transfer) and the semi-recent U.K. Region 2 release. Neither of these previous versions are anamorphically enhanced. The images are, top to bottom, region one MPI/Pioneer, region two Universal, and this region one Dark Sky release.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was made to look like it could've been a documentary. It appeared as if the film itself had been damaged by the Texas heat and the house's generally unkempt nature. Colours were saturated and darkness muddled some of the film's grisliest moments. When the film premiered on the DVD format it was in the form of a non-anamorphic, but generally decent print. I myself have never read any complaints.
Dark Sky (a subsidiary of MPI video, who re-released the same DVD in different packaging over the last six or seven years) have done an amazing job cleaning up this once deformed film. Black levels are deeper and more balanced. Artefacts and grain have been cleansed from the print to an absolute minimum. Most impressive, though, are the brighter and richer colours which when compared with the original release, are downright breathtaking. There is a slight loss of the slightly brown-orange tint that used to be so prevalent during the interior scenes, but this was probably due to some kind of film damage, and thusly ripe for correction.
But herein lies a problem—has Dark Sky gone too far? Should this particular film not look as if it fell off the truck on the way to the printers a few times? Unlike Shriek Show and Blue Underground, who actually caused damage to Lucio Fulci's Zombie with there respective re-releases two years ago, Dark Sky has not lightened images that were perhaps not meant to be lightened in the first place, nor can they be accused of making the image too sharp. There will be some fans that think this disc is too clean, but a purest has to recognize the amazing attention to detail here, down to the exact intended framing (something apparently not shared by earlier releases).
Other DVD releases featured a decent Dolby Digital 2.0 remix of the original Mono tracks. Dark Sky has gone one better and produced a memorable 5.1 track for this release. Admittedly, this track is a bit excessive, but for the most part it mirrors the original Mono track. The track comes to vivid life during Leatherface's first chase, as he a Marilyn Burns tear through the Texas underbrush. The stereo channels get a real work out here, but for the most part the surround channels are quiet. There is an improvement in channel separation from the old 2.0 mix. Blasphemy screaming purest out there will be happy to know that the Mono track has been carefully cleaned, and sounds better than it has in thirty years.
The only things keeping me from giving this DVD set a ten out of ten on extras are the massive collectors editions of The Lord of the Rings, Dawn of the Dead, Hellboy, and The Matrix. Dark Sky has done well, and this is one of the best two disc sets I've ever had the pleasure of viewing. The key here is that, for the most part, each feature is fresh, and sitting through the hours of supplements rarely felt like a chore. There isn't too much here that hasn't been seen before in previous releases, but we all know the old handle about not fixing what's not broken, right.
On disc one we've got something old and something new. The something old is the previous US release's commentary track featuring Tobe Hooper, DP Daniel Pearl, and Leatherface himself, Gunner Hanson. The track is very informative, and the three participants manage to keep things going for the majority of the run time. Unfortunately listening to them is a choir as they each sound as if they'd rather be eaten alive by backwater cannibals than be recording a commentary track. My favourite bit is the part where Hanson talks about how maddening the dinner scene was, to the point where he actually had to think twice so he'd remember to only 'act' as if he wanted to kill Marilyn Burns, rather than actually doing it.
The second commentary, featuring actors Burns, Paul A. Partain, and Allan Danzinger, with art director Robert A. Burns, is new. The participants aren't much more engaging than Hanson and Hooper, and end up covering a lot of the same ground, but it's cool to hear the recollections of the actors as victims. There's quite a bit of talk about the 2003 remake, which all the commentators agree was a pale imitation of the vicious original.
Disc two is the home of two solid documentaries. The first doc, 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Shocking Truth', makes its region one début here, as it was originally included on the UK's special edition release a few years back. It's a great doc, and runs down a pile of facts and figures, influence and history, in its seventy-two minute run time without repaving too much of the ground already covered by the commentary tracks (though there is a bit of overlap).
The big story here, not covered in to any real extent in any other docs or books that I've read, is the film's monetary difficulties. As seems to happen often in the case of a small budget film, the actors and creators saw little to none of the money due to rights issues and the influence of the mafia(!). I've heard plenty of stories about the hardships of filming, but the fact that these people saw no cash in the end is downright depressing. The subsequent sequels are also covered, but not in nearly enough detail, as the stories behind the films are more interesting and entertaining than the films themselves. I suppose the real meat and potatoes about the making of Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2 will be revealed with that film's upcoming special edition release. Elsewhere on the disc can be found a blooper reel from the doc.
The second doc, 'Flesh Wounds', makes its premier on this disc. Rather than just combing through the same stories as 'The Shocking Truth', this doc covers the phenomenon more from a fan's perspective. Included within are more interviews with key cast and crew, along with footage from horror conventions. The whole thing smacks of amateurism, but is undeniably charming and lovingly crafted.
'Flesh Wounds' is followed by a featurette entitled 'A Tour of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre House with Gunnar Hansen', and it is just about as exciting as it sounds. I'm sorry Gunner, but you are one low-key dude. Come to think of it, he may well be George Lucas' long lost twin. Anyway, the house has long been turned into a restaurant, and not a chain saw themed one. It's just an average Mom and Pop eatery—exciting stuff that should've been made part of the previous documentary.
Fans may be bereft at the absence of the 1988 documentary 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre: A Family Portrait', which has long been available on region one budget DVD. Personally I don't miss it at all, as everything in it is more or less covered here in the other features. Not to mention the fact that it was just about as boring a documentary one could make on such an exciting subject. Oh, and actor Edwin Neal (the Hitchhiker) is really obnoxious, these other docs feature him in a more subdued light.
The rest of the features seem to have been brought over from MPI's older release, which has been re-released about three times in various (and admittedly clever) packaging. These include a collection of deleted and extended scenes, a blooper reel, a still gallery, and an assortment of trailers. The deleted scenes and bloopers aren't much, but the fact that such a low budget production, made so many years before Laser Discs or DVDs kept this footage is downright amazing. The trailers are worth it for the Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III teaser alone, which if you haven't already seen it, is a hilarious spoof of the Lady in the Water/King Arthur Legend.
Yes, it is worth the upgrade, all of you, no matter which version you own. The only reason not to upgrade is if you are honestly adverse to the new transfer, and like the film looking a little worn. The features are plentiful and rarely repetitive, and the overall presentation is very impressive. Kudos to Dark Sky, they've made a double (sextuple?) dip worth the re-buy, and may've produced the definitive version of the film in the process, as I don't see HD/Blu-Ray technology making any more of a difference.
Review by Gabriel Powers
Mr.Badass Banned Join Date: April 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 539
I might buy it soon, i'm dying to see it and I want to piss of my mother
Mal Webmaster Join Date: May 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,290
Just wondering, did you buy it in the end or did Dark Sky send you a proper review disc?
LLcruize Member Join Date: January 2005 Location: United States Posts: 448
No desire to see this, even with all the raves and inductions to higher arts museums. To quote Austin Powers "It ain't my bag baby".....LOL
John Oaks Senior Member Join Date: October 2004 Location: United States Posts: 951
Even though I own the original, I'm still going to buy this one.
Foz Member Join Date: September 2006 Location: United States Posts: 68
Bought this at midnight on Monday (technically tues.)and it is well worth it. The transfer looks amazing, and the extras are very plentifull. I love the metal caseing, even if it does have the discs over top of eachother (which I always hate).
Can't wait to pick up TCM2 special edition!
Can't wait to pick up TCM2 special edition!
Kaya Savas Member Join Date: April 2004 Location: United States Posts: 1,254
Wow, I don't think I've seen such an improvement over sharpness and color in a remastering such as this. That's impressive.
Zwollie Member Join Date: September 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 6
It looks great. Worth the money
YlowBstard Member Join Date: February 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 854
I can't wait to buy this. It's my favorite horror film, and I don't own it yet. The remake was CRUD!!!
beckmen Member Join Date: November 2005 Location: United States Posts: 355
The only thing I DON'T like is how Leatherface's mask (in that one shot) looks more brownish and clean. The sickly greenish tone and kind of clammy look the other releases have looks much better, IMO. The new one makes it look clean and not gross at all.
Steven Carrier Senior Member Join Date: November 2004 Location: United States Posts: 1,575
sadly I have never seen this. I really have to though, maybe this release will make me get it... I saw the remake and that was just horrible, so to make up for that, I really need to watch this.
Mal wrote: Just wondering, did you buy it in the end or did Dark Sky send you a proper review disc?
I just bought it up yesterday. The review's been finished other than the final screen caps for over a month, and I couldn't stand the effort going to waste.
Oh well.
I just bought it up yesterday. The review's been finished other than the final screen caps for over a month, and I couldn't stand the effort going to waste.
Oh well.
FangsFirst Member Join Date: August 2005 Location: United States Posts: 290
I'm definitely more glad I picked this up (was pondering a return just in case since I haven't opened it) but FINALLY someone did an image comparison, and I've gotta agree, that's pretty stunning.
Cheers to you, Gabe, sir.
Cheers to you, Gabe, sir.
Tony DeFrancisco Senior Member Join Date: July 2005 Location: United States Posts: 2,652
YlowBstard wrote: I can't wait to buy this. It's my favorite horror film, and I don't own it yet. The remake was CRUD!!!I like how whenever we talk about a film's original version, there is at least one person that will mention a remake...
anyway great review Gabe. The video looks great
anyway great review Gabe. The video looks great
Chris Johnson Member Join Date: October 2005 Location: United States Posts: 1,465
Kaya Savas wrote: Wow, I don't think I've seen such an improvement over sharpness and color in a remastering such as this. That's impressive.
I'm impressed myself.
YlowBstard wrote: I can't wait to buy this. It's my favorite horror film, and I don't own it yet. The remake was CRUD!!!
What really bugged me about the remake was that it was set in the early 70s but it looked way too modern. If it's set in the past at least make it LOOK like the time period please! And Leatherface's mask looked ridiculous in the remake too. Made him look like a member of Slipknot.
I'm impressed myself.
YlowBstard wrote: I can't wait to buy this. It's my favorite horror film, and I don't own it yet. The remake was CRUD!!!
What really bugged me about the remake was that it was set in the early 70s but it looked way too modern. If it's set in the past at least make it LOOK like the time period please! And Leatherface's mask looked ridiculous in the remake too. Made him look like a member of Slipknot.
porkys8077 Member Join Date: September 2006 Location: United States Posts: 143
Pick it up.
El Mariachi Member Join Date: September 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 460
I have never seen the origanal film I blind Bought this re-reaese on Wednsday on a blind by I have seen all the sequels though(exept that 1 from 94)and the remake I have heard good things about this will watch it this sat or sun.
Costanza Member Join Date: September 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 38
This is a fantastic release! I was able to meet the guys who did the remastering at the Rue Morgue Festival of Fear here in Toronto. It really is amazing what they did with this film. The picture finally looks crisp and clear, yet still keeps that must have documentary look to the film.
I like how they included little bits on the sequels as well in the extras. Bottom line. This is a MUST own for, well, everyone.
I like how they included little bits on the sequels as well in the extras. Bottom line. This is a MUST own for, well, everyone.
John Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: United States Posts: 572
Wow! I wasn't planning on getting this since I own the Special Edition already, but after seeing the new transfer, I just might. lol
adam roddis Member Join Date: June 2005 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 100
ye, but think about it, is it really worth spending more money on a film you already own just cos it has a better pic?
Quite often, yes.
adam roddis Member Join Date: June 2005 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 100
i dont have a hi-def tv so I wouldnt be able to reap the benefits would I ? or does it matter?
It depends on how important the framing is to you as well. The older DVDs are not framed correctly.
Also, the image is so much better you'll probably notice a difference even on a non-wiescreen set. I think the real reason to get the set is the extras, if you live in the states, seeing as you have the "Shocking Truth" documentary on the UK release already, its really up to you.
Also, the image is so much better you'll probably notice a difference even on a non-wiescreen set. I think the real reason to get the set is the extras, if you live in the states, seeing as you have the "Shocking Truth" documentary on the UK release already, its really up to you.
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
Great stuff Gabe - Great to see the screen-shot differences!
Takeshi Tetsuryuu Member Join Date: August 2004 Location: Finland Posts: 171
I finally received my copy.
All I can say is that the heck with the purist comments, this thing is a pleasure to watch (or should I say agony? It is TCM after all).
All I can say is that the heck with the purist comments, this thing is a pleasure to watch (or should I say agony? It is TCM after all).
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Disc Details
Release Date: 26th September 2006
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 2.0 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Director/Cinematographer/Actor Commentary, Actor/Art Director Commentary, 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Shocking Truth', 'Flesh Wounds', A Tour of the Texas Chian Saw Massacre House with Gunnar Hansen, Deleted Scenes and Outtakes, Blooper Reel, 'The Shocking Truth' Outtakes, Theatrical Trailers & TV and Radio Spots, Still Gallery
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Tobe Hooper
Cast: Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, Edwin Neal, Jim Siedow, Gunnar Hansen
Genre: Horror
Length: 83 minutes
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