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Local News The Texas Chainsaw Massacre at 50: half a century later, what led to Tobe Hooper’s film to be banned?

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50 years since the buzz first occurred, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is still banned in places to this day

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Local News The Texas Chainsaw Massacre at 50: half a century later, what led to Tobe Hooper’s film to be banned?

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