The horror movie locale has found a second life serving brunch. Located about 60 miles northwest of Austin in Kingsland, Texas, the Victorian home featured in the film has been transformed into Hooper ...

In 1974, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre premiered — a movie so shocking that it forever changed horror. Made on an initial budget of just $60,000, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre follows a group of kids ...

Documentary filmmaker Alexandre O. Philippe (The People vs. George Lucas) waited until his early 20s to see The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Philippe watched a lot of horror movies as a kid, but Tobe ...

Director Tobe Hooper terrified audiences in 1974 with "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" featuring an iconic horror movie villain who wears a mask made out of his victims' skin. While the chainsaw-wielding ...

At the time, this movie involving five young people on a horrifying drive through the country, was received with mixed reviews. Early audiences were horrified and reviews were scathing; later ...

There’s a very strong argument to be made that 1974’s classic wasn’t really the type of movie that naturally led into follow-ups. But we did get follow-ups. Eight of them, in fact, including a remake ...

Miike said he saw the slasher flick for the first time when he was just 15 years old in the documentary 'Chain Reactions' Dark Sky Films The Texas Chain Saw Massacre had a strong impression worldwide.

“I should say that I never saw ‘Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ when it came out,” King says. “I saw it in 1982 in Colorado. I was a young father and I was writing to stay ahead of the bill collectors. I ...

A Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake looks like it's on the cards soon – and A24 is the frontrunner to win the rights to make it, Deadline reports. J.T. Mollner, Roy Lee, and Glen Powell would reportedly ...

Meet the only man to stop Leatherface! It’s one of the most cathartic endings in horror movie history. A blood-covered Sally, the only survivor of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, endures a harrowing ...

DALLAS — "Yellowstone" creator and North Texas native Tayor Sheridan is reportedly among the producers bidding for the rights to the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" franchise. Negotiations to determine who ...