Lost THX Tex Trailer: A 20th Century Fox DVD boxset. (Rememeber when I did Evil Tex?Well...This is my first time reading these lost THX tex trailers!) (I will try to read more...

(This is the final part of this story!) (Note: Sorry if I didn't read the last parts, I couldn't read them all.) (But I hope you all enjoy this!^^ 😁👌👍 ) (This THX Tex Trailer was made by...

May 26, 2023 · This animated trailer was shown during the premiere of Pixar's seventh feature film Cars in June of 2006. 14 years later, a popular Creepypasta series were created by Rohan Hordern, and this explains his experience with the lost THX Tex trailers that were made by a former Pixar animator and THX employee Adam Kennington.

This story is inspired by the Another Pixar DVD Boxset and the Dreamworks DVD Boxset trailer Creepypastas. Also, you will need to read the story at your own risk.

It was a THX DVD. It was titled “The Rare Star Wars Trailer made by THX”. It featured two pairs of Star Wars characters from each of the first six films. I however remembered my encounter with a DVD where Tex killed the Pixar Characters in October, but I built courage to just watch it anyway. “Well, here I go.” I said, worried.

The DVD opened with the 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo, then it cut to a DVD menu. The DVD menu has Super Why, Wonder Red, the girl from Playmate, Jojo McDodd, Tim Templeton, the boy from Plank and Tex in colored boxes.

Tex and Randall looking at the building. The trailer started with a shot of a hotel at night, with clear walls. After about four seconds, Tex and Randall came into the shot. “Hey, Randy. Are ya ready?” Tex asked with determination. “I am, Tex, and I plan to be ready.” Randall replied, grinning.

To promote Halloween by Rob Zombie made back in 2007, despite the fact it’s not THX-certified, we wanted to test out how creepy Tex would be if he were a horror character, so sit back and enjoy Tex’s 2007 Halloween Trailer.”

"The following trailer you are about to see was used to promote the horror film, Night of the Living Dead (2000), despite not being THX-certified. It may also contain some dark scenes which may or will not be suitable for people or children to view.

But before Tex could kill her without his chainsaw, The Staff from Littlefoot came out of nowhere like a boomerang, causing Tex's head to spin 360 degrees as He fell backwards.