Texas Chainsaw Massacre would go on to make $31M, with the filmmakers getting stiffed on profits. In 1983, New Line Cinema acquired distribution rights with the entire franchise via nine movies ...

Bryanston’s cut of Texas Chainsaw Massacre was big at a $225,000 flat fee and a reported 35% of profits. After the investors recouped, and attorneys and lawyers, a reported $8,100 was left to ...

Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) was uniquely disturbing, with its monster Leatherface’s first primal eruption to hang a victim on a meat-hook rivalling Psycho’s murders for shock and ...

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre shocked audiences around the world at the time, but there are even more frightening facts about the making of the movie that are arguably even more terrifying. The cult ...

The Opening Scene Used a Real Human Skeleton A still from Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Bryanston Distributing Company, New Line Cinema – Credit: C/O In an interview with Interview Magazine, Hooper said ...

So, ultimately the reason why Black Christmas and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre have such enduring legacies is twofold. One, they’re both genuinely scary movies dealing with timeless fears.

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Now, creepy Claire, whose is said to scratch, move its leg on occasion and is "definitely demonic," is on display in Pensacola, along with dozens of alleged haunted dolls, Ouija boards, a full ...

Go behind the scenes of the cutting edge horror classic that changed Texas film forever.

She believes she has just discovered a corpse, making her fear for her life even more. The teenage girl just wants to get out of the Sawyer household, which is decorated with rotting flesh and bones, ...

The iconic horror film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is officially 50 years old. Among the best horror movies of all time, many are still just as intrigued by the production — especially in October ...

Box Office Mojo says The Texas Chainsaw Massacre earned over $30 million worldwide. It was huge for an independent horror movie, but it couldn’t hold a candle to a Hollywood blockbuster.