I think this site deserves this it’s a horror movie icon
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Lane Bruckner
4 years ago
Love going there, they should do a park there.
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bret locke
4 years ago
chili cookoff to celebrate!!
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Robb Hawley
4 years ago
A statue of Leatherface should be there!
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Jeff Phillips
4 years ago
This is a piece of history.
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Marc Matthesson
4 years ago
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As a longtime "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" Film fan, and as a lifetime Horror Fan, I believe adamantly,. Quick Hill Road, most notably and historically known in "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" Film, should not only remain untouched, but protected, as a State Historical Landmark. Due to its significance and impact to cinema, and the arts of entertainment. Marc Matthesson
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Spencer Glover
4 years ago
A very important piece of Art and part of film history that is iconic and adored internationally
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Bryson Rowe
4 years ago
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Save this historical film landmark. If this film was important enough to be preserved in the Film Library of Congress than its original location is enough to save before it’s too late.
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Daniel Cabrera
4 years ago
Love this movie please sign the petition save this historical maker
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Megan-Ann McGill
4 years ago
This building deserves to be recognized for the historic film which took place within it.
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Kevin quick
4 years ago
Leave this location like it is.
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Kevin Collins
4 years ago
Save it!!!!!
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Cary Stokes
4 years ago
The first and Best Horror movie!!
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Brian Settle
4 years ago
They should have never moved it in the first place
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Herschel Reynolds
4 years ago
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the greatest horror movie ever
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Allison Wright
4 years ago
I want to visit this place one day from UK
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I love the texas chainsaw Massacre 1974 and I would love it to be a historical place.
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Raymond Mcclaskey
4 years ago
Love the texas chainsaw movies
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Larry Blackman
4 years ago
A very important part of horror cinematic history that deserves to be revered and commemorated.
I think this site deserves this it’s a horror movie icon
Love going there, they should do a park there.
chili cookoff to celebrate!!
A statue of Leatherface should be there!
This is a piece of history.
As a longtime "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" Film fan, and as a lifetime Horror Fan, I believe adamantly,. Quick Hill Road, most notably and historically known in "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" Film, should not only remain untouched, but protected, as a State Historical Landmark. Due to its significance and impact to cinema, and the arts of entertainment. Marc Matthesson
A very important piece of Art and part of film history that is iconic and adored internationally
Save this historical film landmark. If this film was important enough to be preserved in the Film Library of Congress than its original location is enough to save before it’s too late.
Love this movie please sign the petition save this historical maker
This building deserves to be recognized for the historic film which took place within it.
Leave this location like it is.
Save it!!!!!
The first and Best Horror movie!!
They should have never moved it in the first place
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the greatest horror movie ever
I want to visit this place one day from UK
I love the texas chainsaw Massacre 1974 and I would love it to be a historical place.
Love the texas chainsaw movies
A very important part of horror cinematic history that deserves to be revered and commemorated.
Great place