Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 Filming Locations | Then & Now 1986 Austin & Bastrop

Then and Now filming locations in 1986 Austin and Bastrop, TX. From the movie 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2'. Subscribe and click the bell, to know when new Then & Now Reshoot videos are up.

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Filming Locations shown:

-- Bastrop, TX
0:02 Farm to Market Rd. 1209
0:17 Colorado River Bridge, TX-150 Loop

-- Austin, TX
0:27 Airport Blvd & Montopolis Dr
0:59 'Mean-Eyed Cat' Bar

-- Prairie Dell, TX
1:37 N. International 35 Frontage Rd

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[RickDorchester]

Absolutely the best editing I've ever seen... bravo

[rmdo]

I hate that Texas good ol country roads are all dissapearing

[Fobbadude]

So sad that they already got rid of texas battleland

[jimshim]

I’d really like to see how you film these. Would be interesting to kind of see a behind the scenes and how you go about the whole process

[omarortega]

I would had also liked to had seen how the "K-OKLA radio studio" location looks today.

[rosalindagonz-smoltich]

Austinites used to be able to drive through the Montopolis bridge. I would always scare myself thinking about Leatherface jumping out from under. The bridge is next to a lot of construction right now. I hope the city doesn't demolish it!

[darkdimensionshauntedhouse]

great video, I have wanted to visit / see the Texas Battle land location, I know its private property. But how did you line up / match the shots, it looks very unrecognizable?

[NorthJerseyJabroni]

When I visited the Bastrop bridge, I thought it was funny that they had this long speeding car chase scene in the movie, and in reality you could leisurely walk the full length of the bridge in about five minutes, lol.

It's also interesting that the 2009 Friday the 13th filmed some scenes within a short walk of that same Bastrop bridge, so the town has a link to two iconic horror franchises.

[thomasbenoit]

Too bad, he doesn't go underground in the family house..
Maybe Leatherface and Drayton Sawyer are still there (!)

[keithstarnes]

TCM the original and the second one were my favorite. Tobe Hooper created a work of art in those two movies. After everyone else got ahold of them... they didn't have the vision Hooper had. The first remake with R Lee Ermy wasn't too bad. They just don't have the same MOJO Tobe had. Ermy was a fantastic choice tho. I think he's the one that really made the remake worth something. Had he not been in it, it would have been pretty much trash. Nobody will top the 1974 original tho. It was the first of its kind and those days are long gone unfortunately. Since then people have tried and tried to equal it using a plethora of different weapons..some have come close but TCM the original was a trend setter.

[fernandometal]

Adoro esses tipos de video mas tem que ser feito desta simples e objetio o seu canal e o do Hervê attia sao os melhores estao de parabéns

[omarortega]

Was the "Texas Battle Land" a real place? It no longer exists?

[ignatiusgrippa]

What happened with the bridge, just maintenance or were they planning to tear it down?

[ToNZMacato]

I want to see The Amytiville Horror and Nightmare on Elm Street.

[michellegalea]

Still prefer the 1973 version of Texas chain saw masica

[TheIndependentLens]

This movie was soooo bad though. I can remember when it came out and being really disappointed.