Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The face of madness returns.
After nearly 50 years of hiding, Leatherface returns to terrorize a group of idealistic influencers who accidentally disrupt his carefully shielded world in a remote Texas town.
- 5.2
- 2022
- Released
- 1h 23m
Sarah Yarkin
Melody
Elsie Fisher
Lila
Mark Burnham
Leatherface
Jacob Latimore
Dante
Moe Dunford
Richter
Olwen Fouéré
Sally Hardesty
Jessica Allain
Catherine
Nell Hudson
Ruth
Alice Krige
Mrs. Mc.
William Hope
Sheriff
Jolyon Coy
Deputy
Sam Douglas
Herb The Proprietor
John Larroquette
Narrator (voice)
Released
en
$20,000,000.00
- #mass murder
- #texas
- #gore
- #sequel
- #murder
- #decapitation
- #serial killer
- #leatherface
- #slasher
- #chainsaw
- #massacre
- #cannibal
- #body mutilation
- #reboot
- #gentrification
- #skinning
Reviews
The reluctant "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" franchise gets yet another reboot/reimagining/sequel, but this time they go the Halloween/Kills/Ends route and bring back a surviving character from the original film. Things don't work out as well here as they did for the "Halloween" series. Four idealistic, or naive?, friends purchase a ghost town in Texas. They plan on renovating the entire town, and
Found out that Elsie Fisher and I were born exactly one year apart, weird. Cool movie though!
The original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre actually predated the original Halloween by four years, but now it’s the former’s turn to follow in the footsteps of the latter, resulting in a case of the blind leading the blind. This new Texas Chainsaw Massacre takes its cues from the recent Halloween and Halloween Kills, going as far as dusting off the franchise’s original Final Girl – the character, th
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) is a film I was looking forward to for a while, although I wasn't sure why. I had been very disappointed in the last couple additions to the TCM franchise, so I knew it was very likely that it would not be any different with this one. I watched the film the day it came out, and received exactly what I expected, I didn't like it. I liked it more than I expected, yes,
The problem now is that the successful film formula revolves around nostalgia, rehashing familiar sequences and storylines, and bringing back survivors for one final confrontation. This has all proven to crush the box office, especially during the pandemic. This results in there being no originality or creativity anymore; it’s just a repetition of what we’ve already seen. Until Leatherface can get
What's this sh*****t? Where's the logic in this? **I don't recommend it just waste time**.