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You Can Eat at Leatherface’s House From ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’

The original horror house was moved to Kingsland, Texas, and now operates as Hooper’s, a casual Southern restaurant.

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Anyone who’s seen the original 1974 version of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre will no doubt recall the infamous house that Leatherface shares with his cannibalistic relatives. Littered with the rotting remains of both animals and humans (not to mention furniture made out of skin and bones), it’s hardly the most enticing movie location that springs to mind. Hell, just imagining what that place must smell like is enough to make you wanna stay as far away from it as humanly possible.

But with a location that recognizable,........

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