Texas Chain Saw Tours

Texas Chain Saw Tours Tour the film locations of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films! Don't feel like finding all of the locations yourself? Don't feel like driving to all of them?

Texas Chainsaw Tours is the easiest and most fun way to see the film locations for the original, 2003 remake and 2006 films! Leave the driving to us while we take you to each creepy location while we play back parts of the movie so you can compare the film to the location! "C'mon Franklin! It'll be a fun trip!"

Texas Chainsaw Tours has been featured in the E! True Hollywood Story, the Dallas News

, The Onion's AV Club, Fleshwounds: Seven Stories of the Saw, numerous publications, books, magazines, web sites and interviews. All of the locations reside in the heart of the central Texas Hill country. This part of
Texas is widely known as the most beautiful and visually stunning areas in all of Texas. During your ride, you will get to see the Texas countryside, see the legendary film
locations and also get to talk to the person that all cast members regard as the leading expert on all thing Chainsaw, your tour guide, Tim Harden.

07/13/2022
11/21/2020

17 years ago yesterday, Jim Siedow who played The Cook in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, passed away from complications of emphysema. His wife, Ruth, would follow a few months later.

11/07/2020

It was on this day in 2015 that we lost Gunnar Hansen, the actor who played the original Leatherface character, from pancreatic cancer.

10/30/2020

WOO-HOO!!!! Finally surpassed 3,000 likes! Thank you all! Think I'll celebrate with some home made chili!

10/18/2020

On this day in 1974-The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre film is released to 200 theaters around Texas. A festive Dallas press conference is held. The film is estimated to cost just over $80,000 with the total US gross of over $26 million.

Eventually the film makes an estimated additional $14 million from home video rentals (laserdisc, beta and VHS). But worldwide, it is said to have earned over $100 million.

Total worldwide distribution sales of Texas Chainsaw Massacre from Bryanston Pictures will never accurately be known. The film makers, represented by Austin attorney Charles Grigson, sued Bryanston for royalties they believed were owed and not reported. Bryanston lacked (destroyed) the evidence to prove how many copies of the film were distributed around the world. Eventually they settled out of court.

I was asked to participate in a podcast last night about Chainsaw. Check it out here.
09/05/2020

I was asked to participate in a podcast last night about Chainsaw. Check it out here.

Tommy "Throwback" Kovac chats it up with Tim Harden, webmaster/founder of TexasChainsawMassacre.net since 1998, we discuss our fandom for the franchise, his ...

07/13/2020

Due to COVID-19, we are suspending tours until further notice. Thank you.

10/17/2019

Come share a night of fright! We will be showing the Texas Chainsaw Massacre at Grand Central Cafe, in front of the iconic house that was part of the movie set. Starts after dark, FREE ADMISSION, beer tents, food vendors, bring your blankets and chairs, leave your ice chests and pets at home. The restaurant will be serving it's regular menu from 5 until the movie starts. Movie stars from TCM expected to attend!!!

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Round Rock, TX
78664

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Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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