texas chainsaw massacre
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Netflix’s New Texas Chainsaw Massacre Is Completely Unnecessary
Tobe Hooper’s 1974 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a horror masterpiece — a gruesome, chilling exploration of why you shouldn’t poke around other people’s property, especially in rural Texas. It’s a story other filmmakers haven’t been able to resist revisiting, with diminishing returns. The latest example of this hits Netflix today.
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Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron Movie Is Back In Play
Of course a third Venom movie is on the way. New Spider-Man: No Way Home footage gives a better glimpse at its multiversal menaces. A former Power Ranger heads behind the camera on Superman & Lois to give us a look at Clark’s updated suit. Plus, what’s coming when Sabrina weaves her magic in Riverdale.…
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Yet Another Texas Chainsaw Reboot Is On The Way
Reboots of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are like Leatherface’s masks. They pop on and off over the face of the original film, again and again.
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New Leatherface Trailer May Inspire A Certain Horrifying Sense Of Déjà Vu
Video: The newest movie in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series is directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo, the French duo who made 2007’s truly disturbing womb-raider tale Inside. That’s a notch in the “pro” column for Leatherface, though it also has a huge built-in problem to overcome.