Leatherface is back with a vengeance.
"Texas Chainsaw Massacre" takes audiences back to rural Texas as a new group of victims
accidentally ignites Leatherface's wrath.
Can't get enough of that type of horror and mayhem?
Here are some fantastic hidden gems that "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" fans should check out next.
"Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight" is one hidden gem that will definitely sear itself
into your brain.
At the center of the story is a group of campers who accidentally uncover a twisted lair hidden
in the forest.
When teens start getting picked off, they find themselves up against something darker
and deadlier than they could've ever imagined.
For those who appreciate villains who, like Leatherface, are very hard to kill, you'll
undoubtedly get a kick out of watching "Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight."
And if you enjoy that little dose of terror, be sure to catch the sequel, "Nobody Sleeps
in the Woods Tonight II."
A film that'll appeal to fans of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is 2021's "No One Gets Out Alive."
This British horror film centers on an undocumented immigrant who, after experiencing a major
tragedy and financial straits, moves into an old boarding house where she begins seeing
creepy visions that are simply too real to be mere imagination.
She soon learns that there is much more to this house than meets the eye, and she has
to fight to survive an onslaught from the evil that lurks within the decrepit old house.
"No One Gets Out Alive" is a high-tension thriller with so much simmering just beneath
the surface.
"There's Someone Inside Your House" gives the slasher genre a skin-crawling twist.
The film comes from director Patrick Brice, writer and director of "Creep," and centers
on a group of high school friends who are terrorized by a killer who wears masks that
look like the faces of the victims.
"This isn't who I am.
This isn't me?"
In addition to boasting some nail-biting tension and plenty of thrills, "There's Someone Inside
Your House" is also a compelling mystery, as each and every one of the targets has a
secret that's exposed in the course of the killings.
For a thoughtful but still plenty bloody thriller, make sure to put this adaptation of the 2017
novel on your watch list.
Another film that's sure to be a gruesome good time for "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" lovers
is "A Classic Horror Story."
This 2021 Italian horror features a group of travelers who share a carpool through a
rustic area in Southern Italy and find themselves sidelined when their recreational vehicle
crashes into the woods near a remote cabin.
It's a classic horror story setup, but don't let yourself get comfortable.
From there, it descends into a uniquely horrifying story of survival that's utterly relentless
from start to finish.
Steel yourself for some truly terrifying twists when you queue up "A Classic Horror Story."
Few directors' names are as synonymous with daring horror as Eli Roth.
And his 2013 film "The Green Inferno" is a prime example of why he's already regarded
as an all-timer of the genre.
"The Green Inferno" features a group of college students and activists who set out for the
Amazon rainforest to fight back against an oil company's incursion and the displacement
of native tribes by filming the locals and sharing that documentary footage with the world.
What they don't realize until it's too late, though, is that some people simply do not
want to be discovered.
When their plane crashes and leaves them stranded, they find themselves hunted by a tribe of
cannibals.
Suffice it to say, you might want to get a meal in before you check out "The Green Inferno"
-- unless, of course, the dinner scene in the original "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre"
just made you hungry for more.
"Incident in a Ghostland" features a woman named Beth who survived a horrific home invasion
that threatened the lives of herself, her mother, and her sister﻿.
But after growing up — and writing a bestselling novel about the incident — Beth gets drawn
back to her childhood home and finds herself in a new nightmare with the lines between
fact and fiction blurring in increasingly terrifying ways.
Some horror films opt for gritty realism, while others tend more toward fantastical
nightmares — "Incident in a Ghostland" is one of the rare films that does both.
It seamlessly blends a surreal, twisted timeline with gut wrenching visuals that will stick
with you long after you turn out the lights.
If you ever wondered what it might be like to unwittingly move into the house where all
the horrors in "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" took place, you might want to give "Aftermath" a whirl.
The 2021 horror film centers on a struggling married couple who think they'll be able to
make a fresh start when they buy a home for an extremely reasonable price.
As the old expression goes, though, you get what you pay for.
And these two soon discover that their new house comes with a terrifying history.
And the deeper they dive into the house's past, the more they come to realize that the
horrors are far from over.
"Odie, come on. Let's go.
Odie, come on. You're killing me."
Another movie that hinges on the horrific history of a home is "The Strange House."
This 2021 Austrian horror film features a family of two boys and their mother who move
to a house in a small village.
Once one of the boys starts exhibiting some very strange behavior, the family soon learns
that there's much more to their new house than they ever knew, and they have to dig
into the past if they hope to avoid the home's horrible past repeating itself with them.
If you're looking for a thrilling time that the whole family can enjoy, be sure to add
"The Strange House" to your list.
Leatherface is human, but with his brute strength and absolute heartlessness he may as well
be a superhuman monster.
If supernatural bogeymen fit the bill for you, then "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark"
will be right up your alley.
This adaptation of Alvin Schwartz's terrifying tales for children finds a group of teens
exploring a notoriously haunted house that holds a book of horror stories written by
a girl who was accused of witchcraft.
"Sarah Bellows, tell me a story.
Tell me a story."
What they don't know is that the book is still being written, and soon the monsters from
the text are bursting out into the real world.
Co-written by Guillermo del Toro, "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" is a fun, freaky romp
into a fantasy nightmare.
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