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Like this: a WWE legend, ringside with his family, enjoying an evening of wrestling — until the World Heavyweight Champion hits with a verbal spear that hurts more than anything in the ring. That’s precisely what unfolded at WWE Bad Blood 2024: brutal, brash Austrian powerhouse Gunther took a mundane night out and made it a personal vendetta against Bill Goldberg.

Goldberg’s desire to step through the squared circle one final time with Gunther isn’t about legacy but because of family, pride, and a feud that would leave even Chain Saw Charlie with a bruised ego.

Gunther addressing Goldberg during his speech | Credits: WWE

What began as the champ challenging the Hall of Famer is turning into a match that might not just be a farewell match but one that could serve as a passing of the torch to the next era of WWE. But what’s the backstory to this brewing storm?...

Tobe Hooper's 1974 gut-wrenching horror classic "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" is not based on a real story, despite what the film's marketing might have you believe. There was no Texan serial murderer nicknamed Leatherface, nor was there ever a real-life family of backwoods cannibals named the Sawyers. Indeed, even within the mythology of "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," it's hard to keep the facts straight, as the series has been rebooted multiple times. As of this writing, there have been nine films in the "Texas Chainsaw" franchise, and at least four of them are reboots, re-imaginings, or prequels.

To briefly recap, "Texas Chain Saw" follows a quintet of teens who are traveling in a van through a more remote area of Texas, looking for the gravesite of two travelers' grandfather. They pick up a mad hitchhiker (Edwin Neal) who threatens them with a razor and cuts himself. The quintet...