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Nearly 50 years ago, a mostly unknown actor provided the narration for the opening of Tobe Hoopers The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which billed the story as being based on true events, with narrator John Larroquette finally returning to the series for the upcoming sequel coming to Netflix. While [...]

Throughout all corners of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, the uniting components have been the villainous Leatherface and the Sawyer family, but with the upcoming sequel on Netflix serving as a direct continuation of 1974s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, it will see the return of Sally [...]

The developers of "Dead by Daylight" are removing Leatherfaces trademark ability to wear masks of other characters. Heres all you need to know about this decision.

After months of mystery regarding the upcoming Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel, horror fans have been given an abundance of updates about the project to be excited about over the past week, which includes photos, a trailer, and now an official synopsis from Netflix that gives us more insight into [...]

Occasionally a critic will write something that gets readers seriously riled. God knows...

Leatherface - Un film di Julien Maury, Alexandre Bustillo. Ritmo sostenuto e storia avvincente per uno scontro tra diversi caratteri che rende alta la tensione relazionale. Con Lili Taylor, Stephen Dorff, Angela Bettis, Sam Strike, James Bloor, Jessica Madsen. Horror, USA, 2017. Durata 90 min. Consigli per la visione +16.

Biersack delves into his dream acting roles.

/Film reports Blumhouse is producing eight new horror films exclusively for Pennyworth’s EPIX. The first in the series, A House on the Bayou, comes from writer-director Alex McAulay and is said to follow “a troubled couple and their preteen daughter who go on vacation to an isolated house in the Louisiana bayou to reconnect as a family. But when unexpected visitors arrive, their facade of family unity starts to unravel, as terrifying secrets come to light.” Advertisement Reshoots on Tr...

Jay Baruchel on Random Acts of Violence and George Millers Justice League: Mortal Brent Lang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Jay Baruchel doesn’t give up easily. The actor spent a decade trying to get “Random Acts of Violence,” his twisty look at a serial killer whose murder spree is inspired by comic books, made. Part of the problem, Baruchel admits, is that he wanted to direct a straight-up horror film, which puzzled backers who associated the actor with his roles in comedies like �...

Move over Leatherface, Texas apparently has a new serial killer to look out for after an...