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The Saw is Family

By josh | Published 06/23/2010

There was a recent Texas Chainsaw Massacre saw replica made by Neca I believe. It looked cool, but it was one solid piece of plastic and did nothing. You can buy some custom replica saws, but they can also get pricey, but now is your chance to make your own!

The saw in the original TCM movie was a Poulan 306A and thats exactly what this gentleman is selling. Its in perfect running condition too! All you gotta do is pull off the plastic, paint it yellow with a black stripe over the Poulan logo and you’re good to go!

If I was in the area and could avoid the shipping price I would buy this saw!!

How Many Corpses In Your House?

By josh | Published 06/19/2010

This is a screen used severed hand prop from Rob Zombies ‘House of 1000 Corpses’, which is one of my favorite horror movies. Robs personal assistant was cleaning out his basement or storage space and sold a bunch of props a few years back and I think this is from one of those auctions. I was lucky enough to pick up a Ruggsville High School cheerleader uniform and a Ruggsville police uniform at pretty decent prices.

This is (suposidly) the hand that Otis (Bill Moseley) cuts off of Bills (Rainn Wilson) hand. If it is that hand, its a pretty significant prop used by one of the most significant characters from a scene with Rainn Wilson who is now Dwight on The Office.

Very cool prop item especially if you can grab it anywhere close to the opening bid.

I want your skulls…

By josh | Published 05/12/2010

This skull is a movie prop from Rob Zombies ‘House of 1000 Corpses’ movie. It was used somewhere in Doctor Satan’s lair or operating theatre. It comes complete with a certificate of authenticity signed by Rob Zombie.

I actually got a couple of props when they first started popping up on eBay. They were originally being sold by Rob Zombies personal assistant and I picked up a Ruggsville High School cheerleader uniform and a Ruggsville Police uniform which are framed in shadowboxes in my living room.

Great movie… cool prop!