where is this place?

[Tatsujin]

ok, i googled it, so i know now where it is. resp. only its chimney is left 

[nectarsis]

IIRC it was backwoods Tennessee, and burned down somewhat recently.

[Necromancer]

Yeah, if by 'recent' you mean twenty+ years ago. 

It apparently burned down shortly after the first flick was filmed.  Though maybe it was after the second; it's been a while since I read If Chins Could Kill, so my memory's a bit fuzzy.

Anywho - it's your turn now, nectarsis.

[nectarsis]

Yeah, if by 'recent' you mean twenty+ years ago. 

It apparently burned down shortly after the first flick was filmed.  Though maybe it was after the second; it's been a while since I read If Chins Could Kill, so my memory's a bit fuzzy.

Anywho - it's your turn now, nectarsis.

IIRC it was claimed that it burned down "mysteriously" after the first movie.  I have also found claims that it was visited by gawkers, and was considered a nuisance so YEARS latter it happened to have an "accident".  No clue which is true anymore.

[Necromancer]

Does that house have a precariously cantilevered Ferrari garage, perchance?

IIRC it was claimed that it burned down "mysteriously" after the first movie.  I have also found claims that it was visited by gawkers, and was considered a nuisance so YEARS latter it happened to have an "accident".  No clue which is true anymore.

Not that it matters, but I recall Bruce "the man" Campbell writing that it had burned down after the first (or possibly second) movie; consequently, they had to recycle footage from the first film that they had planned on re-shooting when they made the sequel.  Who knows the real story, but I like to think that the forest decided to force the cabin to JOIN US. 

[nectarsis]

Does that house have a precariously cantilevered Ferrari garage, perchance?

IIRC it was claimed that it burned down "mysteriously" after the first movie.  I have also found claims that it was visited by gawkers, and was considered a nuisance so YEARS latter it happened to have an "accident".  No clue which is true anymore.

Not that it matters, but I recall Bruce "the man" Campbell writing that it had burned down after the first (or possibly second) movie; consequently, they had to recycle footage from the first film that they had planned on re-shooting when they made the sequel.  Who knows the real story, but I like to think that the forest decided to force the cabin to JOIN US. 

  both on the guess and the post.  Still by far a fav series of movies for me.

You're up...

[Necromancer]

Is that actually in the Chicago area?  It's a pretty cool looking house and garage, though that storm door looks less high end and more $50 special at Menards. 

Someone else can have my turn if they have a good one in mind.

[nectarsis]

Is that actually in the Chicago area?  It's a pretty cool looking house and garage, though that storm door looks less high end and more $50 special at Menards. 

Someone else can have my turn if they have a good one in mind.

370 Beech Street  Highland Park, IL  to be precise.

[Necromancer]

370 Beech Street  Highland Park, IL  to be precise.

Just down the road from the Willits House, one of Wrights works. 

[blueraven]

Tats, is it the house from Back To The Future?

[Tatsujin]

Tats, is it the house from Back To The Future?

lol. no it is not. and it is already uncovered. watch necros post

[blueraven]

Oh. Right. On Page 2. Like yesterday

[Tatsujin]

ok, here very easy one

[Necromancer]

The house of Reese's Pieces?

[Tatsujin]

lol..don't get it

 but if you can name the loc and the house name, i would accept it.