The unique Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath home’s new homeowners will have fun its historical past

Final month, we heard that the home from director Tobe Hooper’s 1974 traditional The Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath (watch it HERE) – which was moved from the filming location within the ’90s and is now the Grand Central Cafe and Membership Automobile Bar, which sits on the grounds of the Antlers Resort in Kingsland, Texas – had been bought by new homeowners. There was some concern the brand new homeowners wouldn’t be respectful of the home’s historical past… however in an article at Day by day Trib, it has been stated that they are going to “protect and defend the historical past and integrity” of each the Grand Central Cafe and the Antlers Resort.

The brand new homeowners of the cafe and lodge are Courtney Rhodes, Mike Rhodes, Simon Madera, and Hobie Sasser. Some renovations are deliberate, together with upgrades to the lodge, and a group area might be added to the property to host live shows, Christmas celebrations, and market days. The cafe and the lodge will each stay open all through course of and the lodge itself is protected as a historic landmark, so heavy alterations can’t be carried out to it. Madera, who operates the Taco Flats restaurant chain, will take over the administration of the cafe – and guaranteed readers “We aren’t a growth firm coming in right here to reshape the panorama or carry an absentee-owner mindset. This can be a hands-on method.“

Addressing Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath followers straight on the cafe’s Fb web page, the brand new homeowners stated they nonetheless welcome followers to go to the cafe usually – and even stated they suppose followers will take pleasure in visiting the place much more sooner or later. They added, “Don’t be nervous… We’re going deeper into the world of Mr. Hooper.“

Directed by Tobe Hooper from a script he wrote with Kim Henkel, The Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath has the next synopsis:

When Sally hears that her grandfather’s grave could have been vandalized, she and her paraplegic brother, Franklin, set out with their buddies to research. After a detour to their household’s previous farmhouse, they uncover a bunch of crazed, murderous outcasts dwelling subsequent door. Because the group is attacked one after the other by the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface, who wears a masks of human pores and skin, the survivors should do the whole lot they will to flee.

The movie stars Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, Jim Siedow, Edwin Neal, William Vail, Teri McMinn, Allen Danziger, John Dugan, and Gunnar Hansen.

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