It’s 1974, and in Round Rock, Texas, the devil is about to die a gruesome death. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre* released in ...

Made for a pittance, with no stars and the flimsiest of plots, Tobe Hooper’s extra-crunchy splatter flick went on to become ...

America’s story is still ongoing. Things will get better, and worse, and better, sometimes by turns and sometimes all at once ...

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

How Serial Killer Inspired Psycho, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Silence of the Lambs ET looks at how serial killer Ed Gein ...

Not many horror films are as appallingly gruesome to make as they are to watch. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which opened 50 years ago this month, is a notable exception. It is one of the most ...

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

This Halloween, use Tubi to watch one of these three movies: a killer clown adventure, an iconic killer from the 1970s, and a ...

When “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” hit theaters in October 1974, audiences were horrified – and enthralled. The plot wasn’t that complex, nor were the characters. But boy, was there grime ...

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” (1974) is a must-watch horror movie during the spooky season. This is the first out of nine ...

Fifty years ago, two independent filmmakers named Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel had a gruesome vision for a new kind of film. Their idea involved merciless kills, a chainsaw, a group of youths and a ...