People have survived the carnage, but more have died during the horrors! In a Total Film poll, it was selected as the greatest horror film of all time. It was named among Time magazine's top 25 horror films in Empire also ranked it 46th in its list of the 50 greatest independent films. Boy, that was terrifying n intense. Also the scene wher Leatherface maniacally dances with his chainsaw.
The first kill was the most brutal n shocking. Ther is no gore or violence portrayed but jus the impact of the scene was brutal. The swing of that hammer and the way his victim falls to the ground and starts shaking, is just plain brutal n unbearable to watch.
The 2nd part is more gory n comedic. The 3rd part has good amt of action n violent shootouts. Avoid the 4th part like plague. The remakes r decent. FAQ What is 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' about? Is 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' based on a book? Wasn't the movie based on a true story? Details Edit. Release date October 11, United States. United States. Official Facebook Official site. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 23 minutes.
Related news. Nov 11 bloody-disgusting. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. On that note, have fun trying to sleep tonight. Oh, that part is actually inspired by a very real, very relatable real-life horror: holiday shopping.
Director Tobe Hooper explained to Texas Monthly :. Actually, it is. It's been relocated and refurbished but yeah, it's still standing. And it's home to a restaurant that serves a dessert that consists of "three deep fried pancake balls with mixed in treats.
United States. Type keyword s to search. In real life, those five minutes took approximately 26 hours to shoot, according to Hansen. And Marilyn told me about how awful it was for her, because she was terrified Just being tied to a chair and then having these men looming over her constantly, she said it was really unnerving.
I think that whole scene was certainly the most intense part of the movie and I think all of us were slightly insane by then. Aja still vividly remembers the first time he and his writing and producing partner Gregory Levasseur saw the film. Those two movies were shocking, unexpected experiences that made a huge impression on us. In particular, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre became one of the most influential movies for me, especially in terms of what I did in the horror genre afterward.
Aja is not alone in his admiration. Hooper's horror opus has been cited as an influence on various filmmakers, films, and television series for four decades now, most recently HBO's True Detective. Wes Craven counts The Texas Chain Saw Massacre among his five favorite movies , describing it as "amazingly visceral visual storytelling.
Rob Zombie's fascination with the film is evident in his entire oeuvre, though at first it was an unconscious impulse. And somehow, in his mind, he put them together in a blender,'" Zombie says.
Using the same 16mm film reels that actually rolled through Hooper's camera four decades ago, the newly restored film boasts a remastered 7. Which was no easy task. There were innumerable scratches, emulsion digs and tears, splice residue, sprocket tears, dirt and debris, as well as a fair amount of color breathing in the first four reels, which were addressed in the digital restoration.
In March, a refreshed version of the film premiered at SXSW in Austin which was befitting, considering that is where the film was shot. Hooper was on hand for the screening and thrilled with the audience's response to the film.
It played like a new film. And the audience—which included people who had never seen the film and longtime fans—really seemed to appreciate the nuances that I had put in the film 40 years ago. Yet even with this unbridled enthusiasm—and a May date with the Directors' Fortnight section of Cannes where the film had previously screened in —Hooper wasn't ready to stop tinkering.
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