The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre found an alternate revenue stream for one of the actors.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is available for streaming on Netflix. What are critics saying about the latest horror requel?
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a sloppy and gratuitous killing spree with standout deaths but a poorly written story that ruins the experience.
Could Netflix save the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies?
You won’t be heading to theaters to see the latest installment in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise.
Fans of the long-running Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise were treated to a nice surprise on Monday when the first poster for the new sequel was revealed. The great poster unveiling began as a clue buried in the trailer for the Call of Duty Season 6 special event "The Haunting of Verdansk," which led players to the official Texas Chainsaw Massacre site and the new poster. The poster for the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie takes a simple, abstract approach to filling us with dread. We only get a watercolor-like depiction of Leatherface with some text: "In 1974, the …
Whelp, it wouldn't be a Texas Chainsaw Massacre story unless somebody got surprisingly axed, but woof, all does not seem well on set of the horror sequel. Deadline reports Legendary let go directors Andy and Ryan Tohill after a week of production over creative differences. David Blue Garcia, an Emmy-winning cinematographer, has been put in place as the new director. The report notes that Legendary "didn't spark to" the first footage, so Garcia is coming in to start from scratch. The Tohills, who first made a splash with 2018's The Dig, were first announced as the …
2003's Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake actually reshot a scene from a prior sequel that the MPAA had demanded be cut to get an R rating.
The latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre installment seems to be going back to the basics.
Ryan and Andy Tohill have been tapped to direct a reboot of the horror classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which will be produced by Fede Alvarez.
Directors have been hired to reboot the Texas Chainsaw franchise from a script by the writers of the Evil Dead reboot.
As we've known since last year, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is getting the reboot treatment, uh, again, and Variety reports that Legendary has officially tapped The Dig duo Ryan and Andy Tohill to direct. Newcomer Chris Thomas Devlin is writing the script, with Fede Alvarez (Don't Breathe, Evil Dead) onboard as producer alongside Bad Hombre partner Rodolfo Sayagues. “The Tohill’s vision is exactly what the fans want,” Alvarez said in a statement. “It’s violent, exciting and so depraved that it will stay with you forever.” The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, directed by Tobe Hooper, debuted in …
In a movie about a lunatic with a chainsaw, there are scenes that changed the horror genre. Here are 10 underrated moments in Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The 2003 remake of horror classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre went through several alternate endings before settling on the final version.
Sally Hardesty (Marilyn Burns) was the lone survivor of Leatherface's rampage in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but her life failed to return to normal.
Despite its odd reputation as being extremely violent, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is almost bereft of blood and gore, and here's why.
The Texas Chainsaw franchise managed to serve us with terrifying horror while avoiding serious gore. Here are the top scariest scenes from the movies!
One wouldn't normally associate horror classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre with organized crime, but it turns out the Mafia had a hand in its release.
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