The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was banned in Australia for 10 years after its release in 1974. But the truly terrifying film, ...

Leatherface lay dormant for more than a decade, until 1986 when Hooper flipped the script of his original film to direct the ...

Horror maven David Blue Garcia (“Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “Tejano”) is set to direct Mucho Mas Media’s upcoming ...

In October 1974, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre birthed Leatherface ... we are treated to 80 minutes of miserable (though markedly chainsaw-free) bloodletting that seems more indebted to the ...

In the five decades since, though, the film has become regarded as a landmark in horror, though it remains controversial.

By the time director Wes Craven’s “Scream” was on the scene in 1996, the slasher genre as it was in its heyday “is kind of ...

Released in October of 1974, Tobe Hooper's low-budget horror classic details the unbecoming of a young friend group who ...

Described as a "grisly little item" by Roger Ebert upon its controversial 1974 release, and deemed too extreme to be screened in Australia for 10 years, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is one of the ...

“If there is any justice at all,” he wrote in this newspaper, “‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,’ now at showcase theaters, will win a swift kick as the worst picture of 1974, quite possibly ...

“Texas Chain Saw Massacre” was released in October 1974 after being filmed in Central Texas towns including Bastrop, Round Rock, Leander and Watterson, according to the film’s IMDb pag ...