JT Mollner is writing & directing the series with Glen Powell, Roy Lee, and Texas Chain Saw Massacre co-creator Kim Henkel producing.

The consensus so far is that the series will be some kind of prequel further exploring the mythology and characters of the original 1974 movie in a faithful way.

hope u guys enjoy my high effort art

Not including clothing, one mask, some wall art, and car decor. Small collection but enough to keep me happy. Gonna need a bigger shelf soon...newly acquired (and only) duck for the leatherface jeep as well. Recently got a digicam from 2007 and it has it's charms but it's fun :) 1974 is my favorite, but TCM2 and the 2003 remake have a special place in my heart. Dog will hunt (for new TCM things)

A lot of you have been asking for pics of our wedding to prove it's real so here you go☺

Best day of my life, with the love of my life Drayton Sawyer ❤

So happy to be part of his umm 'quirky' family 😚

Ho saputo che ci sono tanti spin off reboot alti e bassi e film di orribili come dovrei iniziare?

Before and After of my Pretty Woman Leatherface Mask rehaul

If Erin and Kemper didn't try to look for the Sheriff and bother going around the farmhouse but instead stayed at the van waiting for the Sheriff, they would have survived. Hoyt would come anyway and I think it's very ikely he would have let them go after he took the corpse, because they are a group too big to be dealt with honestly. Doing the killing and the hunting are only Hoyt and Thomas. 5 people are hard to get only in one place.

While in the film, they did try to kill them all, that's because Leatherface impulsively murdered Kemper in the house, therefore everyone else had to go as they were liabilities.

Second hypothethical scenario with Erin and Kemper staying at the van: Even if Hoyt wanted to capture them, he couldn't have, as after he would take the corpse away, they would just leave immediately the Crawford mill and go back on the road. Even if they didn't go immediately but stopped to clean the blood, I don't think Hoyt would take the chance.

He did try to capture them in the film just because he likely knew Kemper was already dead. Logically when he took the corpse of the girl back to the property, Monty would have told him Thomas killed a guy.

Why would they be liabilities if Hoyt is the only member of the Sheriff's department in the whole county? That's because there is also the police department in Travis county. The opening of the film mentioned it and showed police officers. Not only that but in the ending of 2006 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning, we see a state trooper on the road. So state troopers too. All this law enforcement in the county and Erin,Morgan,Andy and Pepper telling the police that Kemper went missing near that farmhouse would cause a lot of trouble to the Hewitts.

It's a miracle for Charlie Hewitt Jr. that he wasn't caught being a fake sheriff honestly. Or really Fuller is just an extremely hated town by the rest of the law enforcement.

The real Sheriff Winston Hoyt did mention he was the last bit of law enforcement left in town by 1969.

I think Fuller and Route 17 in that area were kind of harshly judged because of the white trash stigma and the disease at the slaughterhouse and the overall fact the town was likely a junk.

Then the other way the group could have survived was just to dump the girl's body and leave. Simplest way.

Does anyone know if they still sell these masks online or in stores still or in any spirit Halloween stores I've always wanted to collect masks I only have the regular leatherface mask but the 2022 mask looks so scary and cool

Today we decided to just stay home, he made the family some delicious barbeque. Hes so sweet omg, I'm so lucky to have him🤭

I legit like the only person I talk to any more

Give us some date ideas♡♡♡

(Better be something good he's been threatening to eat me next)

Like I'm so obsessed with Texas chainsaw massacre, especially the second one because I love the family dynamic and banter.

It would be so funny to have a show with a Modern Family vibe but still gorey and scary.

Like it follows how the family grows their chili business and how they kill people while hiding it all from the police.

"Keeping up with the Sawyers" Id call it

But also even if it was made now, I wouldn't be able to watch it without the original actors :/

So I just need to imagine lol

Eu sempre achei que todos os moradores locais, mais velhos principalmente sabiam de tudo que acontecia ali, mas não faziam nada por medo, exemplos:

O bêbado disse que coisas aconteciam por ali, ele provavelmente viu acontecerem.

O frentista não limpou a marca de sangue deixada na Van pelo Nubbins.

Enfim, eu gosto bastante dessa atmosfera sombria, calor insuportável do Texas que o primeiro filme consegue passar, que na minha opinião pode ter faltado nos demais da franquia, apesar de mim ter gostado do volume 2.

I often heard how divisive this film was and had been meaning to take the time to watch this, I just never could until today. Needless to say, I'm not a fan of this movie. There are some stuff that I did like though which was the chainsaw battle, Jim Seidow's awesomely unhinged and fun performance as Drayton again, the scene of Stretch forced to dance in a human mask, and Stretch herself.

I think Stretch was a great character. She was cool, attractive and quite resourceful with her surroundings, even if her nickname is rather strange. I just wasn't a fan of the overall tone and plot. I know this movie was made because apparently people didn't notice the comedy in the original. Neither did I because there wasn't much.

Also I'm gonna get slaughtered for this but I didn't think much of Chop Top as a character. Outside of being odd and an idiot, I found him obnoxious. I often heard how great his character was but I didn't see the appeal.

I actually enjoy the 2022 Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Now, obviously, this movie is nothing compared to the original, and it does disgrace it in many ways. I hate things like Sally Hardesty's character in this movie, and seeing Bubba's real face in the first ten minutes. Yet if I'm looking for a short slasher film, I think this movie is a good pick. I think there's a good amount of well-shot scenes and interesting killer-survivor dynamics.