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With a growling chainsaw and propane torch, Justin Howland pulls sculptures out of hunks of wood. The Maple artist's work has drawn a steady following of both local residents and tourists who catch sight of his carvings as they drive along U.S. Highway 2. The pieces have found homes from Canada to South America. While many of them depict bears, eagles and other wildlife, Howland carves totem poles, human figures and specialty pieces as well.

"We try to give back some to certain causes we believe in," Howland said. "We do a lot of benefits to help people having hardships." He also gives chainsaw sculpting demonstrations to art students in the Maple School District.

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And about once a year, he and Nelson take part in chainsaw sculpture competitions. Howland placed second overall in the World Saw Competition in Minnesota. He also placed second in an Eagle River competition last weekend.

Vendors sell everything, including incredibly realistic looking masks and props like foam chainsaws, axes, hammers and bloody knives. There are all sorts of severed body parts for sale, as well a video illusions, fog machines, blood, tattered clothes for zombies and even tombstone shaped soap to clean up after yourself.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is the prequel to the 2003 remake of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Whereas in the comic book movie genre, the first film always introduces a heroic character and spends time building up their growth and development; in this sequel to the 2003 remake, it does just that. It answers many of the questions asked from Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the Leatherface's history. Starting from his birth in Travis County, Texas, to the town's eventual demise after the slaughterhouse where Thomas Hewitt (a.k.a Leatherface) worked was shut down, and the much more grisly stories behind how he gets his first face and his first chainsaw (cute, isn't it).

The owner of the damaged property, Jason Pearcey, told NTV News on Jan. 14 the neighbour alleged their patio was on his property and that workers showed up with chainsaws at 10:30 p.m. on Friday, destroying the patio and a set of steps. Pearcey said lawyers have been contacted regarding the damage. 2351a5e196