That's the only major problem other wise. The bad: The only problem I had with this film was that even if the humor was average and contained well, it sucked that Tobe Hooper took it to a different level and the scares are no where to be found. The film follows a group of friends who fall victim to a family of cannibals while on their way to visit an old homestead. Partain, Edwin Neal, Jim Siedow and Gunnar Hansen, who respectively portray Sally Hardesty, Franklin Hardesty, the hitchhiker, the proprietor, and Leatherface. The music also had a weird feel to it and the humor was contained well and there were enough scenes to make me enjoy this film a lot. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a 1974 American horror film produced and directed by Tobe Hooper from a story and screenplay by Hooper and Kim Henkel. The kills aren't great though there bloody enough. Although it was positioned to bring out the curious looking for transgressive, gut-wrenching horror, it demonstrates considerable restraint, generating almost an hour of creeping dread without resorting to a single cliché. Dennis Hopper also did really well and the back up actors were average. Of all the excessive horror films of the 1970s, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is probably the most worthy and artistic. The only returning character (s) is Dawerer (I think that's his name) and he still did a good job. The good: The acting is still good especially Bill Moselsy who played the insane, cannibalistic f***ed up Chop Top who loves his dead corpses. Moving on I'll point out the good and bad plotters for TCM 2. The horror roots were put back into the third and fourth though they are way beyond crappy. Now the his sequel "The Buzz is Back!" isn't a bad sequel at all though it really falls on the lines of the original as Tobe decided to go to a more comedic root instead of sticking to the horror ones. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) - Original Trailer (4K) Watch on. An idyllic Saturday afternoon drive through the Texas hill country becomes a nightmare for five teen-agers when they fall prey to a bizarre, cannibalistic family, and the masked, chainsaw-wielding monster, Leatherface. That was Tobe Hooper's good and only really scary film. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) August 18, 1973. It is my third favorite horror film and I treasure it for it's memories of disgust but intelligent scares. The original 1974 cult (never go to Texas) classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre was a large hit and still remains in our souls of being one of the most bone chilling, shocking horror films of all time. persistent vs non persistent pesticides 1.7 µm Wavelength Cutoff InGaAs PIN Photodiode Chip DATASHEET V 2.2b October 2018 InGaAs PIN Photodiode Chip (1. Anyway let's get down to another review of horror madness from the dead, lol. The script was entitled Leatherface.At various points before the film’s release, the title was switched to Head Cheese and finally The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.The film’s original budget was 60,000 during the editing process, the filmmakers amassed an additional 80,000 in costs, requiring that they sell off portions of their ownership in the film’s royalties. U got one choice boy, sex or the saw! I remember that line in the film the most and it was my favorite quote.
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