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

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

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

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

"Who will survive and what will be left of them?" ...

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

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

The pair didn’t have much else, other than a modest budget and few credits to their name. When “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” ...

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 ...

Entertainment Weekly rates the best (and worst) of Leatherface on film. In October 1974, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre birthed Leatherface, arguably the granddaddy of all celluloid slashers ...