Netflix massacres Texas Chainsaw with a lousy legacy sequel

Netflix's 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' is a reboot, a sequel and terrible. David Blue Garcia's film has none of the creativity of Tobe Hooper's original.

Despite a couple good scares and a link to the 1974 original, Leatherface’s new killing spree seldom strays from the slasher formula.

Netflix’s new “direct sequel” to the 1974 masterpiece an embarrassingly transparent attempt to recreate the success of the 2018 “Halloween.”

The new film turns out to be absolute, bereft, witless, unoriginal, unrewarding, soulless garbage that’s 40 years past scaring anybody.

When I think of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, gentrification, social media, and capitalism are not the words that come to mind.

Elsie Fisher and Sarah Yarkin star in the legacy sequel to Tobe Hooper's horror classic, streaming on Netflix. Read the Empire review.

Crudely characterized and shoddily assembled, the ninth 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' is the one that least understands Tobe Hooper's 1974 all-timer.

Leatherface is back, and he's still pissed, in this sequel to the original 1974 film.

Netflix delivers a serviceable sequel to the horror classic, which sees a group of gentrifiers waking the sleeping slasher.

Review: There’s very little to be said for this squalid sequel to the 1974 original

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson and Peter Rainer review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms. Also on th...

'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' review: Leatherface runs rampant again when strangers come to town in director David Blue Garcia’s sequel, which doesn't summon t...

Also worth seeing: Bloody, hilarious ‘Studio 666,’ thrilling ‘No Exit,’ charming ‘Dog,’ and even so-so ‘Cyrano,’ thanks to Peter Dinklage.

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Leatherface returns to terrorize a fresh batch of innocents in this poorly plotted, efficiently executed Netflix blood bath.

No one can control Leatherface, especially sequel directors

Leatherface deserves better.

How terrible is this thing? Where oh where does one begin? Netflix’s brief and abortive “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” “requel” goes wrong before Leathe...

A new 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' has been unleashed on an unsuspecting public, and we're here to warn you: It's truly, truly awful.

Hello, are you interested in a movie where someone threatens to "cancel" Leatherface?

The Netflix slasher joins an unfortunate trend in horror: "legacy sequels" that fail to capture what made the classics so special.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the excellently gnarly sequel to 1974′s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a genre classic that spawned a sprawling franchise of viol...

This follow-up to the 1972 original isn't in any way deep, but it's got all the splatter any slasher fan could want

In the bluntly garish ninth entry of the splatter series, Leatherface is just a gruesome action figure.