The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Tags: dark, comedy, gothic, murder, boring, suspenseful, cult, horror, violence, insanity, absurd, humor, satire, psychedelic, revenge, sadist, prank

Plot synopsis:
In an opening distainer, when Sally Hardesty-Enright (the survivor from the original) escaped from the cannibal family, she reported it to the authorities. Since she was so terrorized and terrified over what happened, she fell into a catatonic state of mental health. As for the authorities, they issued a month-long manhunt for these wanted criminals, but when they arrived at the house, absolutly nothing was found. No suspects were taken into custody, no evidence was obtained. Nothing was found and on the records, it was concluded that the massacre Sally described did not happen.13 years after 1973, after authorities came to the conclusion that there was no massacre in Muerto County, Texas, more brutal chainsaw murders occurred after remaining silent after over a decade of absence. Not only were the massacres of 1986 located in Austin like in 1973, but the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" state-wide killing spree. It wasn't until 14 years after the massacre of 1973 the state-wide massacres occuring across Texas were finally investigated upon.In the opening scene, a year after the massacres began occuring in more parts of Texas, two rowdy high school seniors are seen driving around in a Cadillac and whom are looking for nothing but a good time in celebration of their school football team's victory, started calling up Vantia Brock (also known as Stretch), a DJ for a rock station in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. A little later as it gets dark, the two teenage kids call Stretch again from their car phone drunk and crazy, but they paused on the phone for a second as they were in a car chase with a large pickup truck across a rural bridge. While the unseen driver of the pickup truck chases them in reverse, another man called Bubba (the killer from the first movie, also known as Leatherface as his nickname, which is revealed in this sequel) jumps out and turns on his large six-foot long chainsaw and destroys their vehicle and chops off the top of the head of the teenager driving the car. The other teen, left in the car with out any control over the stearing wheel at the time dies on impact when the car collides off the bridge. Stretch listens on the other line in a pure state of shock along with her co-worker, L.G., are left to wonder after the call what happened out there that night.The next day, local police officers clean up the scene of the crime along with Lefty Enright, an ex-State Trooper or Texas Ranger (the name of Texas State Troopers) now a Lieutenant Detective of a local precinct after most possibly being an official of the Texas State Police for about 40 years. When his commanding officer arrives, Lefty, now affected very very deeply of the loss of his nephew and the condition of his niece (possibly because he is very lonely due to his mental health since he is seen as a nut by his peers) starts to consult with him about how there is very definitely a cannibal family residing in Texas killing people and that how he would make a mistake if not being able to take the case. His superior officer tells Lefty that he will not be included in the investigation as Lefty leaves the crime scene.However, Lefty didn't take his commanding officer's order seriously and put up an ad in a newspaper advertising where he lives in case anyone has any information about the cannibalistic serial killers. Stretch as affected by those people visits Lefty in his apartment telling him that when the kids called her that night, she recorded it on tape and what she could do.After visiting Lefty, Stretch goes to a Chili Cook-Off with L.G. and watched the judges determine the winner in their best-tasting chili contest segment of the festival who evidently turned out to be no one, but Drayton Sawyer (Leatherface's older brother, who was the former owner of the service station in the first one, but now owns a kind-off a meals on wheels or in this case meats-on-wheels kind of food processer who decided to abandon the service station during the manhunt of 1973).After speaking with Stretch, Lefty vowing revenge ever since his family hit the dust, goes to a small hardware store where he purchases three large chainsaws costing hundreds of dollars. Now looking like a soldier, Lefty believes that "those people should know how it feels like to be cut up in to pieces!!!"Meeting back up with Stretch, Lefty tells her that a great and effective tactic to use on these people would be to play the tape she recorded of their two last victums' grisly and gruesome murder over the radio luring the killers to the radio station for retaliation for "screwing up their business". Stretch took Lefty's advice and did so. Meanwhile, Drayton Sawyer, driving in his meals-on-wheels truck, hears the broadcast which angers him and he immediately makes a call from the phone in his truck to someone.Back at the radio station as night begins to fall, Strech is confronted by an obnoxious yet strange looking freak who is so-called Chop Top (another one of Leatherface's brothers who was in the Vietnam War during the first installment and is currently Leatherface's assistant in his killing spree and carries his brother, the Hitchiker, around who was ran over by a semi in the first movie who weared a metal plate in his head until his death that occurred 12 years before, giving him the nickname Plate-Head as well). Chop Top asks Strech at where she got the tape of the broadcast in which she refuses to answer him. Just then, Leatherface appears and attemps to kill her with his huge chainsaw with its six-foot long blade. Leatherface accidently hits Chop Top on his head with his chainsaw, exposing his large metal plate, but Chop Top is more or less uninjured. Stretch manages to briefly subdue Leatherface by spraying him with a fire exinquisher and then locks herself up in her office which has a steel door so that Leatherface cannot saw through the door. But instead Leatherface bursts through a wooden wall and confronts her. Stretch survives after Leatherface ends up looking at her at one point right before he was about to split her up and develops a crush on her and lets her live. Just then, L.G. arrives back at the station where Chop Top attacks him and beats him to death with a hammer. Leatherface then appears and lies by jesturing to Chop Top that he killed Stretch and destroyed the audio tape of their latest killing of the two teenagers on the bridge.The two insane killers then take L.G.'s dead body with them as they leave the radio station and drive away in Chop Top's pickup truck (the same truck involved in the two opening killings). Stretch follows them to their new home, the rundown and abandoned amusement park, called the Texas Battlelands Amusement Park, which is big enough to store the numerous remains of their many victims in as well. However, Lefty also is following Stretch as she pulled out of the radio station parking lot and followes her in his car to the deserted amuesment park. As he finally caught up with her, sort of, she falls through a hole in the middle of the ground filled with skulls and grisly remains of the family's previous victums. Lefty, absoulty furious and drowning in very very deep rage and emotions, takes a belt out of his car able to hold the two other chainsaws he purchased before in as he carries the biggest one he bought along with him as he cuts down the boundries around the park as he makes his way through the cave-like formations in the place where the family is residing and Stretch is trapped in as well.Meanwhile, Stretch is confronted by Leatherface in the slaughter room as he harrasses her and ties her up. Leatherface then tries to show his affection to her by gorily skinning L.G. and placing the skin of his face over hers. But then Leatherface is called out of the room by Drayton for some assistance. Just then L.G., who actually wasn't dead, revives and Stretch asks him to take the knife Leatherface used to skin him and set her free by cutting the ropes tying her together. After he does so, L.G. finally dies. Stretch takes off through the caves terrified and anxious to escape.In another section of the underground cave, the growing insane Lefty is freaked out just as well when he finds the skeleton of his wheelchair-bound departed nephew Franklin Hardesty-Enright who was murdered on August 18 1973 about 14 years ago and is now in display in his old wheelchair. Pure and filled completly with anger, hate, and maddness, Lefty makes his way through the caves in order to find destroy the Sawyer family.As Stretch makes her way out of the cave she ends up running back into Leatherface in which his brothers Drayton and Chop Top also appear to confront Stretch. When Chop Top tells Drayton that Leatherface earlier told him that she was dead, the now angry-than-ever Drayton goes crazy and for all seeing that "Bubba" was too much of a "traitor" to murder her. Unwilling to kill a person since he is only a cook, Drayton orders Leatherface to kill Stretch, but Leatherface refuses. Drayton angrily snatches the chainsaw away from Leatherface and walks away, ordering Leatherface to follow him back to the kitchen while he orders Chop Top to take care of Stretch for later which he responds by knocking her out with a hammer.Stretch wakes up a little later (with Lefty nowhere to be see) Sally-style, meaning that just like Sally Hardesty-Enright, she is bound to a chair in the family's new cavern-like dining room dinner table now surrounded the the entire Sawyer family which includes the 108-year-old Grandpa "Grandad" Sawyer, Bubba "Leatherface" Sawyer, Drayton Sawyer the cook, Edward "Nubbins" Sawyer's corpse (also known as the Hitchiker), and Robert "Chop Top" Sawyer" all together for another family dinner.And like Sally, Stretch is presented to be the prize kill for Grandpa Sawyer and she almost gets killed by Grandpa with a blow to the head using a mallet. Suddenly, Lefty bursts through a wall in the dinning room and sees Stretch in their grasp. With Chop Top and Leatherface standing by to attack, Drayton has a conversation with Lefty who tells the cook that they took from him his niece Sally and his sanity and his poor deceased nephew Franklin. Drayton is unmoved and tells Lefty that he's just trying to run a business.Lefty then attacks wounds Drayton with his large chainsaw. Lefty then uses his chainsaw to free Stretch and tells to leave as he gives the cannibals exactly what they deserve (!) As the wounded Drayton crawls under the dinner table, he orders Leatherface to kill Lefty and orders Chop Top to go after Stretch to make sure she doesn't escape. Leatherface starts up his chainsaw and has a duel with Lefty in a Star Wars-like manner, but instead of lightsabers, with chainsaws (!)
Chop Top chases after Stretch as she runs through the cave passageways trying to find an exit.Back in the dining room, the duel with chainsaws reaches the climax as Lefty finally gets the upper hand against Leatherface and impales him with his chainsaw as they stand up on top of the dinner table. But Leatherface still will not go down that easily and he still holds his chainsaw after being slammed onto the dinner table as Lefty starts up his two other smaller chainsaws. Drayton continues hiding under the dinner table with the muffified body of the Hitchhiker which Drayton takes out a hand grenade that the Hitchhiker always had on him. Just then, the elderly Grandpa Sawyer stands up out of his chair and throws his mallet at Lefty who ducks and it hits Leatherface instead who drops his chainsaw on the table which hits Drayton underneath who drops the grenade. Lefty then screams a victory call right before the grenade goes off, apparently killing him the Sawyer family and destroying everything in it's path. Lefty's anger and agony he had for a long period of rough times is over (!)Meanwhile, Stretch has escaped the blast and is still being chased by Chop Top which she finds a skylight and makes it outside into the light of day where she finds herself inside the closed amusement park and standing before a large artificial hill. Chop Top continues to chase after her, but she kicks him off a ledge on the hill and continues climbing up the hill. However, once close to freedom, she encounters the muffified remains of Grandma Sawyer in a santuary at the top of the amusement park hill (!)The remains of Grandma apparently has a small chainsaw lodged in her hands and Stretch desperately tries to remove it to defend herself against Chop Top who climbs back up the ledge he fell off of. But Stretch has difficulty starting up the old chainsaw in which Chop Top attacks her with a straight razor cutting her several times on her back, neck, sholders and back of her head (similar to what the Hitchhiker was doing to Sally just before he got run over by a semi-trailer in the first movie). Just as he is about to kill her, Stretch finally starts up the chainsaw and impails him with it. The fataly wounded Chop Top then falls back off the ledge, hits the ground and falls back into the hole leading back into the underground cave where he chased her out of.The eerieness continues as Stretch looses her sanity at that moment, swinging the chainsaw around in the manner in a victory dance atop the hill similar to what Leatherface did as well in the ending of the first movie. The final shots shows the insane Stretch swinging the chainsaw and screaming in reaction to the hell she had been through.

Review: Then the second act is silly, borderline cartoonish with Leatherface acting like a hormonal teenager; and the third act tries to pay homage to the original by recreating the dinner scene almost exactly as it was in the first (but not nearly as effective) combined with an admittedly cool chainsaw duel between Lefty (Dennis Hopper) and Leatherface, then closing with a somewhat thrilling final struggle for the heroine to make her escape.
If not for the second act, it had potential to be an engrossing story and potentially disturbing (the gore is still top-notch) but the drastic shifts in tone make it virtually impossible to become immersed into this overtly fake, cartoonish world.Thankfully, Tobe Hooper's directing makes even the dullest moments of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 aesthetically pleasing.
It was horrifying and people had seen little like it before.It's creators clearly never saw the potential for a franchise as it took twelve years before a sequel came out.Tobe Hooper returns for this odd little film, odd because it follows a dark gritty horrific gory serious horror with a colourful campy and often comedic effort.The movie revolves around the demented Sawyer family and the random killing sprees they go on.
Add to that Dennis Hopper as a former US Marshall who is as crazy as the family themselves and you have a the recipe for a gory riot.Trouble is I couldn't take it seriously, it simply didn't feel like a TCM movie!
Leatherface doesn't even get anymore screen time than the rest of the family and even he is goofy and no longer scary.I have no idea what they were thinking when they made TCM 2, but it sure as hell doesn't work.The Good: Bill Moseley The Bad: The screaming, really!?
Anyway let's get down to another review of horror madness from the dead, lol.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.
That was Tobe Hooper's good and only really scary film.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 horror roots were put back into the third and fourth though they are way beyond crappy.Moving on I'll point out the good and bad plotters for TCM 2.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.
That's the only major problem other wise.....6.5/10 (It's another good slasher film if your bored and it has the right amount of enjoyment leaking out of it) I would watch this awesome sequel than wasting my time on TCM 3, TCM Next Gen and TCm the Beginning.
Once the infamous Sawyer family catches on that people know of their crimes, they trap Stretch in their sick twisted maze of dead corpses and rotting flesh.Chainsaw 2 was made at a time when it was competing with the Krueger/Myers/Vorhees sequels.
For you fans who like to be taken as far out as possible, this is a sure thing and you should see it without delay.Tobe Hooper returns to direct, probably out of his love for the first movie, and what a blessing that he did.
She haven't realize that she is the only witness (soundwise) to the crime & she lure the maniacs out of their hiding places and try to get rid of her.Directed by Tobe Hooper (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Eaten Alive, Salem's Lot) made a wilder, hilarious, straight-face spoof of the original.
Yep - strapping a few chainsaws to your back like Rambo is a GREAT survival technique.Now, I love horror movies and I LOVE horror sequels - even bad ones.
I'm curtain that almost no one will doubt the the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre film is a horror classic, however the second has been a source of strong debate of if it was a worthy follow up or a massive disappointment.
This was good because it didn't feel like it was made just to live of the original like the Friday the 13th sequels, it was good entirely on it's own merits.While much of this film was based around dark humor it still managed to have moments that was actually scary.
It showed that he was capable of sympathy and other emotions and showed him as more human then what we got to see in the original and frankly made him a scarier character then what he was in the first and the film in general (particularly in the second half) had a very eerie atmoshere which even managed to last through the humorous scenes which make this the only film that managed to be scary and funny at the same time.
Leatherface was a better character in this one because it expresses how he is messed up, not in words but in Leatherface's actions, However in the first he is just a guy who wares the skinned fleah of others as a mask and chases people with a chainsaw.In many ways the 2 films shouldn't be to the first compared because the first is based on gritty realism when the second is a surreal tale that far stretches the realm of possibility and I find very bordering on being a fantasy tale rather then a slasher film.
The trail leads to the labyrinthine catacombs beneath an abandoned amusement park for an epic showdown that doesn't really happen.The problem begins with the second half in which Dennis Hopper seems to wander off into a different movie and nothing really becomes of his character while Stretch runs screaming from a horny Leatherface.
Although the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre was hokey and low budget it was a fine horror film and had good characters.
In all honesty, it was so bad it was hilarious, and we have since, on many occasions, recalled some of the films's more memorable scenes such as the one in the beginning when a poor young college boy gets a generous portion of his head sliced off by ole Leatherface himself, despite the fact that he's behind the wheel of a speedy 4x4 and you would think that he would do whatever it took to prevent his brain from being hacked open like a ripe apple (like maybe ducking).
First off, let me inform you the the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was the best horror movie ever, which made this film even worse.
This movie didn't seem like a Texas Chainsaw Massacre film at all, it was just some plain, corny, gory flick.
Simultaneously using Stretch as bait and protecting her from the Sawyers is bug-eyed weirdo Dennis Hopper, playing the demented, chainsaw packing sheriff and uncle to one of the previous films unfortunate victims.This movie is definitely played for comedy, black as it may be.
One of the all-time great horror movies gets a sequel a dozen years later.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 picks up 12 years after the original film.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a cult classic, and since Tobe Hooper returns to the director's chair, you might think this would be a decent sequel.
As I said before, the cannibalistic family is played only for laughs now, and it's really stupid.Overall, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 doesn't touch the original film, or the remake.
The description of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 sounds like a recipe for an unarguably perfect horror sequel.
There's a bigger movie budget this time, allowing for the family to relocate from their farmhouse to an labyrinthine underground lair beneath a cheesy tourist attraction which looks like something out of a Mario Bava film.
With Tom Savini's incredible effects and Hoopers masterful and creepy scene progression this film showed why the 80's were such a fun time to be a horror fan.
Tobe Hooper comes back to direct a sequel that follows the events of the initial Texas Chainsaw Massacre film.
Hooper is good enough a filmmaker to know that he couldn't top/repeat the sense of realism that made the first 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' so powerful, so he instead dared to take a different approach: he takes it easy and satirizes itself.
Yet, the film never takes itself too seriously; it is full of a dark, macabre and self-satirizing sense of humor, with very twisted and even depraved gags and an omnipresent black humor even in the more 'serious' parts.Of course, it sometimes exaggerates (Dennis Hopper often overdoes on the insane acting, and I found Chop-Top rarely funny), or even become severely inappropriate/deranged (Leatherface's confrontation with the DJ, for example).
However, it is nonetheless fun most of the time (the chainsaw fight must be seen to be believed).All in all, it is a very good horror film that has been far too (and unjustly) vilified.
By the way, in the third part of a serial - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3, Carolina Williams has seemed in a tiny episode without words (will look the third part – pay attention on reporter at the very beginning of a film), probably to show communication between the second and third part of a serial.
Years have gone by before I finally saw it again for a second time just last night, and while it's certainly not better or anywhere near close to being as good as the original, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 really isn't that bad of a movie.
In fact, most of the characters are pretty well written and acted, with the exception fin Dennis Hopper, who is easily the worst thing about this movie and a complete waste of an excellent actor.
Hopper later went on to claim that his role in this movie was the worst of his entire career, and I can certainly see why he'd say that.Tobe Hooper has had a very lackluster career; in fact, I might even say he's only ever made one great film, that being the original TCM.
I feel like a few tweaks could've made this movie really good, maybe even a close companion to the first, but it distracted and differed from Tobe Hooper's vision of the film..
this film is great if you like dark humour like me but if you are looking for a serious sequel then you are not going to enjoy this movie i would suggest watching the remake or Texas chain saw the beginning or even the third movie.
Overall this movie is good in its own way because it is not trying to be as good or better than the original its kind of a spoof or satire of the original and thats what makes it unique and stand out and there is no point in comparing this to the original because they are both totally different movies but still share the same characters in my opinion it is a good movie in a strange way because it shows that a ton of effort was put in by the actors and behind the scenes because all the characters are believable and the sets and lighting in this movie gives it its own kind of style so i would recommend this movie to people who like dark humour and are fans of the franchise..
Tobe Hooper's clever sequel to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of those rare gems that will forever be loved by some and hated by many.To many horror purists, this film felt like a betrayal.
TCM2 is black, morbid horror that will appeal to those that can appreciate movies like "Re-Animator", "Dead Alive", "Army of Darkness" in spite of their gruesome elements.While some scenes are genuinely creepy and may give you cause to check your closet before going to sleep afterwards, for the most part the movie plays more to those that find oddball cannibals and serial killers funny in a twisted sort of way.In it for the gore: skip this one and check out the original.Can laugh morbidly at a sociopathic guy who scratches his exposed metal plate with a coat hanger and eats the little bits of scalp that comes loose: rent this one and enjoy..
The `plot' concerns a former Texas marshal (Hopper) hunting the Sawyer family 14 years after the original, while an ambitious radio DJ (Williams) is victimized by the crazy chainsaw family.
I might be stretching it a bit giving this critically blasted sequel 6 out of 10, but it deserves it for sheer audacity and entertainment value, not to mention the priceless performances, remarkable set design and great Tom Savini make-up FX, which were enough to deny this an R rating when released and cause some distribution problems.Dennis Hopper (who was in BLUE VELVET the same year!) turns camp king as Ex-Texas Ranger Lt. Lefty, brother of the Sally and Franklin characters from the original.
Instead, it follows a completely unhinged Dennis Hopper on a quest for revenge, and Caroline Williams on a senseless ride around various locations.One vital component of the original that none of the sequels or remakes have ever got right is Leatherface.
The most ridiculous scene in horror film history comes toward the end, when it becomes clear that writer L.M. Kit Carson is still asking how he can ape the glory of the original Chainsaw.
It is the original sequel from the late great master of horror, Tobe Hooper, and it is one of the best sequels and films ever made: 1986's, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2.
Leatherface and his cannibalistic family are back,serving award-winning chili and causing bloody mayhem along an ugly piece of Texas highway.Everything's going great until a local DJ named Stretch and a crazed vigilante out for revenge stick their noses in."The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2" is a slightly disappointing follow-up of gut-wrenching 1974 original.First of all the tone of the film is completely different:more light-hearted and darkly funny.There are some gruesome scenes of gory chainsaw carnage provided by Tom Savini,but this sequel never reaches the level of insanity and pure terror of its groundbreaking predecessor.The highlight of the film is an uproarious battle with chainsaws between Leatherface and Enright.However the sexual chainsaw tango which Leatherface plays with Stretch is a close second.If you loved the original give it a look,but you may be disappointed by its sudden change of tone.Followed by surprisingly decent "Leatherface:The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III" and utterly horrible "Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre".7 out of 10..
This has no affect on the quality of the movie, but a little more Dennis Hopper would have been appreciated.It's been 14 years since the first murderous mayhem of the first film, and now after an unexplained decade plus of no killings, Leatherface and his wacky family are back.
(Lou Perryman), are able to record the yuppies deaths on tape.Stretch finds a sheriff, Lefty Enright (Dennis Hopper), and he has been trying to catch the killers for some time now for revenge at them.Stretch soon finds herself trapped in the killers hide-out area, and the killer family, including Leatherface (Bill Johnson), Chop Top (Bill Moseley), and Drayton (Jim Seidow).Indeed a true sequel to the classic film TCM.10/10.
Everybody wanted to see Tobe Hooper continue the saga of Texas' most famous cannibal family in a great sequel to the original classic.Sorry...this isn't it.It's OK mind you.
I think the only thing wrong with this film, is the ending, but otherwise this is a good movie..
A dozen years had passed since Tobe Hooper's classic film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was made.
Dennis Hopper's wooden performance, unfunny attempts at dark humor nearly kill rushed, mediocre 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' sequel.
Meanwhile, a radio deejay (Caroline Williams) recorded one of their grisly murders and played it on the air only to upset Cook (Jim Siedow, the only returning actor from the original), Chop Top (Bill Moseley), and Leatherface (Bill Johnson).Tobe Hooper is back as director, but unfortunately the sequel is rushed and (surprisingly) mediocre.
Fun to watch all the murder and chases and such go on there and if nothing else watch this movie to see people sword-like fighting with huge chainsaws - Thats Entertainment!With all that said and out of the way I will get back to my original point about this being a horror movie, a sequel at that, given an X rating for violence and it's a slasher movie - some of us like it, some like me, love them.
This is not one of the good sequels.In The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, we meet Dennis Hopper as the near-deranged and vengeful Texas Marshall, who uses a local radio DJ (Caroline Williams) to find the murderous family from the original film.
Tobe Hooper's last good horror film (as of yet...).
While the original "TCM" is one of the best modern horror movies of our time, this rambunctious sequel is notable on an entirely different level.
Having watched the original chainsaw several times I began to  appreciate how good and unique this film truly was.
Also the scene where Leatherface points his chainsaw at Caroline William's naughty zone whispering "how good are you..you're the best" is classic at the most.The thing that makes this probably a little harder to like is because the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was a gritty dark brutal horror movie...the black humor could have played on that..but went for just irratation instead.
When I saw the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre", I thought it was one of the best horror films ever made and couldn't wait to see the sequel.
In fact Leatherface : Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 is a very dull and pedestrian affair, there's no humour or amusing bickering from the family, and it was done without Tobe Hoopers involvement.Well worth watching, or having on at the back of a Halloween party or just for a night of Horror Movies and drink.