Gunnar Hansen as Leatherface holding a chainsaw in Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Big Picture 50 years later, and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is still one of the scariest horror films ever made. The slasher franchise, alongside its central villain Leatherface, has spent the last five decades in countless sequels, physical media editions, toys and video games. Just last year, the series got its first video game in almost 40 years with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre from Gun Interactive.
Sun-Soaked Horror Has Never Looked Better Close While Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a very dirty looking film, making it one of the harder horror films of its time to transfer to the format, Dark Sky’s 4K treatment smartly kept its authentic grimy appeal. Leatherface didn’t get cleaned up too much or share the same fate as some of the poorer 4K upscales, like say, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The hellish charm of the first film is found in its fun house-like, nauseating, atmosphere.
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