Friday, January 17, 2025
Double Feature Time: From Russia With Love/The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This may seem like a strange double feature, so allow me to explain.
This past Christmas, I got my brother-in-law PS5's version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre video game. I couldn't help but compare it to the From Russia With Love game in terms of how great it captures the spirit of the classic film it's based on (the Bond film was, in turn, based on a classic book).
Hence, I thought both films would make a nice double feature.
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Double Feature Time: From Russia With Love/The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This may seem like a strange double feature, so allow me to explain. This past Christmas, I got my brother-in-law PS5's version of ...
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