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The document describes scenes from the movie Texas Chainsaw Massacre through timestamps. It begins with friends on a road trip listening to soft music. They discover an old, dusty house and the music stops. Scenes then show flashing shots, someone using a chainsaw as a weapon and screaming, blood trails, friends being followed and a car crashing into the house. Shots depict body parts but not full people.
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