Leatherface

Film • 2017 • 1h 28m

Leatherface

Leatherface

A young nurse is kidnapped by a group of violent teens who escape from a mental hospital and take her on the road trip from hell. Pursued by an equally deranged lawman out for revenge, one of the teens is destined for tragedy and horrors that will destroy his mind, molding him into a monster named Leatherface.

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Status: Released
Release: September 14, 2017 (9 years ago)
Runtime: 1h 28m
Rating: R
Language: English
Origins: United States

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Giving Leatherface a sad backstory is the dumbest direction yet for the Chain Saw series
Giving Leatherface a sad backstory is the dumbest direction yet for the Chain Saw series
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Stephen Dorff stars in a prequel to "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Not bad, but not really necessary, either.
‘Leatherface’: Film Review
French directing duo Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury craft a respectful origin story for the long-running 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' horror franchise with...
Review: Well-made pulp 'Leatherface' delves into the 'Chain Saw' back story
Like a lot of long-running horror franchises, “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” series has become a tangle of rehashes and reboots — mostly dire and unins...
'Leatherface': FrightFest Review
The chainsaw wielder from Texas gets a surprisingly effective origin story.
Review: Leatherface proves a meaty addition to a storied slasher franchise
The film is a surprisingly welcome addition to the Texas Chain Saw Massacre herd
'Leatherface' Review: Umpteenth 'Texas Chainsaw' Origin Story Is a Bloody Bore
Grimy and mean-spirited, this prequel brings nothing to the legendary cannibal's table
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This “origin story” is a somewhat mixed bag, but it’s also an earnest and well-crafted attempt at franchise course-correction.

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