the town where horror movies live!

There are a quite a few townes like that on highway 6. It is rare but random murders do happen in those sleepy little country towns. Some kids playing in a creek a town over from mine found a dead body just a couple of days ago. They havent identified the body yet.

The Town Where the Horror Movies Live: EVIDENCE!

There was just a certain musical quality that wouldn't have worked as well if I didn't make fun of your dudes. But I say dude 500 times a day so I have no room to criticize.

Fucking hysterical.

....only in Texas.

This place does in fact look like the home of every modern horror (or slasher) movie convention/plotline in existence. Outsider's BBQ. That's great. Luke's Auto Supply. Alibi's.

So why on the good green earth would you tempt fate by going back to take pictures? And now, all of us are gonna die too, just because we read this thread! You've killed us all...

It would help matters if the town was also located near a large body of water so the fish-men of Dagon the Damp don't have too far to shuffle back to their watery homes when the sun rises.

HITCHCOCK, TEXAS. Hitchcock, also known as Hitchcock's and as Highland, is an incorporated community fourteen miles northwest of Galveston on State Highway 6, Farm roads 519 and 2004, and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe line in southwestern Galveston County. The area was settled around 1846. On May 31, 1848, Jonas Butler acquired a league of land on Highland Bayou and built a house, part of which still stood in the 1940s. Butler was followed by a group of French settlers, who established homes on the bayou, but then all mysteriously dissappeared.

Dude, you're so lucky. Don't even think about going back!



[Edited on Mar 09, 2005 by nolefdetnaw]

Yeah, I do remember that, not a big Stephen King fan, but that was a cool story.