Lego texas chainsaw massacre

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Contents
Narration

Plot

Cast
Cameos

Narration

August 18, 1973. News of a bizarre, chainsaw-wielding family - reports which were to ignite the world's imagination - began to filter out of central Texas. Regrettably, not one of the family members was ever apprehended, and for more than ten years nothing further was heard. Then, over the next several years, at least two minor, yet apparently related incidents were reported. Then again nothing. For five long years, silence.

The film begins with four teenagers at their Senior Prom: Jenny, Heather, Barry, and Sean. Heather begins to look for her boyfriend, Barry, who is making out with another girl in the darkness. Heather discovers them and attempts to drive away in Barry's car, alongside Jenny and Sean, who are in the backseat. Barry eventually gains access into the car, where Heather scolds him angrily. Heather does not pay attention to the road and ends up wrecking with another driver, who passes out in the ensuing confusion.

The four teens decide that Sean should look after the unconscious driver, while Jenny, Heather, and Barry go look for help. While Sean looks after the driver, Heather, Barry and Jenny discover a real estate office occupied by Darla, a trashy insurance agent, who calls up her tow trucker boyfriend, Vilmer, to help out at the scene of the wreck. Meanwhile, Heather and Barry leave with Jenny, who loses them.

Vilmer eventually arrives at the scene of the crash, where he snaps the unconscious driver's neck and chases Sean in his pickup, eventually running him over. Meanwhile, Heather and Barry come across the Slaughter clan's Farmhouse, where Barry looks for a way inside to use the bathroom while Heather waits on the porch. Barry is discovered by Walter who is Vilmer's brother. Barry tells him he needs to use it, and Walter allows him to.

While Heather waits on the porch, Leatherface makes his appearance, playing with her hair and then chasing her. After Leatherface catches her, he stuffs her inside a meat locker, and screams wildly. While Barry is using the restroom, he discovers human remains in the bathroom, and Leatherface turns up and kills him by hitting him over the head with a sledge hammer, similar to Kirk's fate from the original film. After killing Barry, Leatherface removes Heather from the meat

locker, hanging her on a meathook in midair.

Jenny arrives back at the wreckage, only to find her boyfriend and the driver absent. She meets Vilmer, who shows her the bodies of Sean and the Driver. Vilmer then chases her in his truck, only for her to escape into the woods. Vilmer isn't worried though, as he knows that Leatherface will show up.

As planned, Leatherface turns up, chasing Jenny through the woods, and back to the Sawyer house, where Jenny locks the door, but Leatherface begins to break it down. Jenny discovers the remains of a Texas Ranger. She takes the gun, attempts to shoot at Leatherface, but discovers that it has no bullets. Leatherface chases Jenny back up the staircase, where she jumps out a window, and onto the roof.

Leatherface is still persistent and gives chase, pursuing Jenny to the otherside of the roof. Jenny tries to use a telephone cable to escape, but Leatherface cuts the cable and Jenny crashes through the roof of the Sawyers' greenhouse, face first. After getting back up, Leatherface gives chase once more, where Jenny retreats back into the forest. Jenny escapes to Darla's office and begs for help.

Walter shows up and it turns out that Darla and Walter are in cohoots. Walter beats Jenny with an electric cattle prod, stuffs her in a gunny sack and into Darla's trunk. W.E. leaves Darla to go pick up some pizzas she ordered earlier with Jenny in the trunk of her car. After getting the pizzas, she returns home with Jenny.

The Slaughters terrorize Jenny, who escapes into Darla's car, but is subdued by Vilmer, who jumps on the hood of the car. Jenny wrecks and is drug back inside the house where she is treated by Darla, who gets her ready for "Dinner Time". Jenny falls unconscious, but awakens in the early morning hours at a dinner table with a cross dressed Leatherface, the family's apparent Grandpa, and a family of stuffed corpses.

Jenny screams in terror and soon the family is joined by an Rothman, who tells the Sawyers that they aren't doing their "jobs" correctly and then licks Jenny's face, who writhes in disgust. While Vilmer is talking with Rothman, Jenny tries to escape, but the windows are all boarded up and she is taken back inside the dining room by Vilmer, while Leatherface revves his chainsaw so as to behead Jenny.

As Vilmer holds Jenny down, and Leatherface tries to decapitate her, she gains access to Vilmer's remote to his cybernetic leg and uses it to make him fall down a lot as an advantage to escape, which she succeeds in doing so. Jenny escapes to the main road where she is helped by an elderly couple, but the couple's RV is soon turned over by Vilmer and Leatherface.

Jenny climbs out of the wreckage, barely harmed, and Leatherface and Vilmer pursue her on foot. An apparent "Order of the Illuminati" airplane operated by one of Rothman's colleagues, swoops over head and the blade kills Vilmer. Jenny watches as Vilmer dies while Leatherface screams in horror and frustration.

A black car soon turns up, and Jenny takes refuge from the family inside, only to discover Rothman inside. Jenny prepares to jump out of the car, but Rothman tells Jenny that her experience was supposed to be spiritual, but that it went awry and Vilmer had to be stopped. Rothman takes Jenny to a hospital where she sees Sally Hardesty being wheeled down a corridor.

Meanwhile, Leatherface swings his chainsaw in frustration, where the screen cuts to black and the credits roll on.

Renée Zellweger as Jenny
Matthew McConaughey as Vilmer Slaughter as Leatherface Slaughter
Tonie Perensky as Darla Slaughter
Joe Stevens as Walter Edward Slaughter/W.E. Sawyer
Lisa Marie Newmyer as Heather Hutchins
Tyler Shea Cone as Barry Rodchester
John Harrison as Sean Kingsley
James Gale as Mr./Agent Rothman
Chris Kilgore as Rothman's Chauffeur
Vince Brock as Ronny Brock/I'm Not Hurt
Susan Loughran as Jenny's Mother
David Laurence as Jenny's Stepfather
Grayson Victor Schirmacher as Grandfather
Jeanette Wiggins as Woman Eating Chocolates
Carmen Nogales as Girl In Red Dress
Lisa Caraveo as Brenda
Les Martin as Heckler
Adam White as Heckler
Bill Wise as Heckler
Loren Guerra as Bud's Pizza Attendant
Derek Keele as Cop At Bud's Pizza/Officer Barrett
Geri Wolcott as Mrs. Spodish/Couple In RV
Axel L. Schiller as Mr. Spodish/Couple In RV
Andy Cockrum as Stuffed DPS Officer
Roger Roe as Stuffed Family
Angee Hughes as Stuffed Family
Rebecca Rosenberg as Stuffed Family
Derrick Sanders as Prom Date (uncredited)
Ryan Wickerham as Prom Guy (uncredited)

Cameos

John Dugan as Cop at Hospital
Paul A. Partain as Hospital Orderly
Marilyn Burns as Patient on Gurney
Debra Marshall as Cop in Bud's Pizza (as Debra McMichael)

Release history

The film had a very rough and complicated release history, including re-editing and re-issue into cinemas (thus the film has different versions and alternate titles). The process occasioned disputes between the filmmakers and distributors atColumbia Pictures.

In a 1997 interview with The Austin Chronicle, Robert Kuhn stated that:

“

Well, we definitely feel that Columbia/TriStar has not done what they agreed to do in terms of trying to market this film in the best possible fashion. They have not tried to exploit this film to monetarily benefit us as they should have. They've just low-keyed it. They don't want to be guilty of exploiting Matthew because of their relationship with CAA, which is the strongest single force in Hollywood these days. You get on the wrong side of them, you're in trouble. So I understand their problem, but at the same time, they should have either given the film back to us or they should have done the best release they could have done. And they haven't done that.

”

Alternate versions

a subplot that involves Jenny's stepfather abusing her in the opening scene
more dialogue between Heather and Barry in the car
a longer conversation between Jenny and Darla in the bath-room

The original cut also featured different musical effects, a handful of different transitional shots, as well as a few scenes tinted different colors.

The versions of the film available differ from country to country, but Herald Videogram released the original Return cut onLaserdisc in Japan.

Trivia

In the previous film, Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, Benny asks Tex why they're bothering them. Tex tells him it's because they are hungry. Benny recommends that Leatherface's family have pizza instead of humans. In this film, Leatherface's family is not cannibals and are having pizza for dinner instead.

Reception

In general, critical opinion by critics on Rotten Tomatoes and by movie fans considered this the worst of the Chainsaw Massacre films. The Internet film review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes has ranked the film 17% "rotten", with merely five positive reviews out of a collected thirty. John Anderson of the Los Angeles Times referred to the film as "[a] giddy mix of gruesome horror and campy humor", while most others dismissed the film with negative reviews.

The movie was nominated for a Stinkers Bad Movie Awards for "The Sequel Nobody Was Clamoring For".

Soundtrack

[3][4]Der Einziger Weg Cover.

The film's sound-track featured many local Texan bands, and never got a full CD release. However, star Robert Jacks, a friend of Blondie's Debbie Harry, produced a song with Harry titled (in incorrect German) Der Einziger Weg(English: The Only Way; the correct German title would be "Der einzige Weg")—a single written for and featured in the film. The song was released by Eco-Disaster Music in 1997 as a single on Compact Disc, featuring Debbie Harry on the cover with a portrait of Jacks as Leatherface, featured in his three costumes, on the wall behind her.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (also known as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2) is a 1986 American horror dark comedy slasher film, directed by Tobe Hooper. It is a sequel to the 1974 horror classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, also directed and co-written by Hooper. It was written by L. M. Kit Carson and produced by Carson, Yoram Globus, Menahem Golan and Hooper. The film stars Dennis Hopper as "Lefty", Caroline Williams as "Stretch", Bill Johnson as Leatherface, Bill Moseley as "Chop Top" and Jim Siedow, who reprises the role of "The Cook".

The sequel was highly criticized by some for its stylistic departure from the first film, including its bigger budget and emphasis on gore and wacky black comedy, as opposed to the original which utilized minimal gore, a low-budget vérité style and atmosphere to build tension and fear. The emphasis was on black comedy, which director Tobe Hooper believed was present in the first film, but unacknowledged by viewers because of its realistic and shocking content. Despite being successful in its initial 1986 theatrical run, the film failed to make a substantial profit for the studio; however, it eventually garnered a cult following and became popular on home video, which led to a special edition release of the film on DVD in 2006.

Narration

On the afternoon of August 18, 1973, five young people in a Volkswagen van ran out of gas on a farm road in South Texas. Four of them were never seen again. The next morning the one survivor, Sally Hardesty-Enright, was picked up on a roadside, blood-caked and screaming murder. Sally said she had broken out of a window in Hell. The girl babbled a mad tale: a cannibal family in an isolated farmhouse. chainsawed fingers and bones. her brother, her friends hacked up for barbecue. chairs made of human skeletons. Then she sank into catatonia. Texas lawmen mounted a month-long manhunt, but could not locate the macabre farmhouse. They could find no killers and no victims. No facts; no crime. Officially, on the records, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre never happened. But during the last 13 years, over and over again reports of bizarre, grisly chainsaw mass-murders have persisted all across the state of Texas. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has not stopped. It haunts Texas. It seems to have no end.

The film takes place in 1986, 13 years after the events of the first film. It begins with Buzz and Rick, two rowdy high school seniors racing along an abandoned stretch of Texas highway, in route to a weekend of fun in Dallas. They are heavily intoxicated and use their car phone to call and harass on-air radio DJ Vanita "Stretch" Brock (Caroline Williams). Unable to convince them to hang up, Stretch is forced to keep the line open. Buzz and Rick encounter a large pickup truck which runs parallel to them on a remote bridge. Suddenly, Leatherface (Bill Johnson), wielding a chainsaw, emerges from the back of the truck and proceeds to attack Buzz and Rick. After a short struggle, Rick tries to shoot Leatherface with a .44 Magnum revolver, but misses his target. Leatherface then slices off part of the driving Buzz's head, and the car ends up crashing.

The following morning, Lieutenant Boude "Lefty" Enright (Dennis Hopper), former Texas Ranger, and uncle of Sally Hardesty and her invalid brother Franklin, who were victims of Leatherface and his family years earlier, arrives at the scene of the crime to help solve Buzz and Rick's murders. Lefty has spent the last thirteen years investigating his niece and nephew's disappearances while investigating reports of mysterious chainsaw killings across Texas. Although regarded with disdain by his peers, Lefty is able to convince the local newspaper to print a tiny article about his quest for justice. The article captures the interest of Stretch, who brings him a copy of the audio tape which recorded the attack on the two teenagers. Initially mortified, Lefty asks Stretch to play the tape on her nightly radio show so the law enforcers and the people will have to listen to him.

As the sounds of the horrible attack echo across the airwaves of Texas, Leatherface's family arrive at the radio station. While preparing to leave for the night, Stretch finds Chop Top (Bill Moseley) (who was stationed in Vietnam during the first film and is the twin of the Hitchhiker from the first film), waiting in the lobby. When she tries to get rid of him, Leatherface emerges from the darkness. Horrified, Stretch locks herself behind the metal door of a storage closet, holding off Leatherface until he comes through the wall. Meanwhile, Stretch's co-worker L.G. (Lou Perryman) arrives, but is beaten badly with a tack hammer by Chop Top. As Leatherface approaches Stretch, about to attack, she does some fast talking and charms him into sparing her. After a moment of distraction, Leatherface restarts his chainsaw and tears off through the studio slashing at walls, furniture and studio equipment, but leaves Stretch alive. He returns to the reception area where he leads Chop Top to believe that he has killed Stretch. Leatherface and Chop Top haul the mortally wounded L.G. off to their home, followed by Stretch, who winds up trapped inside the Sawyer home, which is actually an abandoned carnival ground decorated with human bones, multi-colored lights, and carnival remnants.

Lefty soon turns up with three chainsaws of his own and begins to carve up the home in a rage shortly before he finds the remains of his aforemntioned nephew, Franklin. Stretch finds L.G. dead and takes a look around the hideout. Drayton (Jim Siedow) finds Stretch roaming the grounds and the family capture her. Lefty eventually finds her being tortured at the dinner table and saves her. Drayton tries to bribe Lefty with money, but Lefty slashes Drayton's back side with the chainsaw, and frees Stretch. A battle between Lefty and the Sawyer family ensues, ending with a chainsaw duel between Leatherface and Lefty. As a wounded Drayton commentates from under the table, Lefty gains the upper hand and impales Leatherface in the stomach. In the end, Lefty and most of the Sawyer family (Leatherface, "Grandpa" and Drayton) are apparently killed when a grenade (which Drayton recovers off of the Hitchhiker's preserved corpse) goes off prematurely. Only Chop Top and Stretch escape, where they have a final battle in a carved-out rock tower that overlooks the property.

Despite being slashed several times with a straight razor, Stretch grabs a chainsaw held by the mummified remains of the family's grandmother in a ritual shrine in the rock tower. Stretch then gets the upper hand on Chop Top, as she cuts him with the chainsaw, causing him to fall off the tower to a presumed death. The final shot shows Stretch standing on top of the tower and emulating Leatherface's famous chainsaw dance from the ending of the first film.

Production

Deleted scenes

Several scenes were deleted by director Tobe Hooper due to pacing issues. One lengthy scene that was cut from the film involves the Sawyer Clan heading out at night to collect prime meat for their chili by slaughtering movie patrons and a group of rowdy, rioting fans. The deleted slaughtering scene featured several elaborate Tom Savini special effects. An alternate plot line involving Lefty Enright as Stretch's father was also scrapped. However, these scenes are present on the 2007 Gruesome Edition DVD special features section. There are other some other deleted scenes that were't featured in the DVD:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 Deleted Scene

Soundtrack

"Crazy Crazy Mama" by Roky Erickson was used in the film but not included on the soundtrack album.

Release

Reception and box office

The film was released theatrically in the United States by Cannon Films in August 1986. It grossed $8,725,872 at the box office.

After it was submitted to the MPAA in the United States, the film received an "X" rating, prompting the filmmakers to release it as unrated. However, TV previews, theatrical trailers and even posters for the film displayed the written statement: "Due to the nature of this film, no-one under 17 will be admitted".

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2 has received generally mixed reviews from critics over the years, currently holding a 45% approval rating on movie review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes based on twenty-one reviews.

Roger Ebert wrote, "Part 2 has a lot of blood and disembowelment, to be sure, but it doesn't have the terror of the original, the desire to be taken seriously. It's a geek show." AllMovie's review was favorable, writing, "much-hated at the time of its release, Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 has aged remarkably well, now playing as a strangely effective if none-too-subtle satire of several facets of '80s excess."

Controversies

The film was released on VHS by Media Home Entertainment the same year. When initially released on home video and laserdisc, it still had no rating. When reissued on home video and on DVD in 2000, it was given an "R" rating by the MPAA.

In a similar way to its predecessor, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2 has had a checkered past in regard to its relationship with censors in various countries. As a result, the film is still banned in Germany and Singapore. When the film was submitted in the United Kingdom to the BBFC for a certificate, the BBFC notified Cannon, the distributor, that at least 20 to 25 minutes of footage would have to be trimmed in order for the film to be given an 18 rating. Cannon then aborted its plans for a possible UK release in 1990. Despite this, it is now rated 18 in the United Kingdom.

The film was banned in Australia for 20 years. An uncut version was released on VHS by Warner Bros. Home Video in New Zealand in 1987, but could also be found (illegally, as the box proudly stated) in some Australian video stores at the time. The New Zealand VHS cassette has become very rare. In 2000, an unofficial VHS release was issued to retailers throughout Australia. This was done so illegally by a duplicating house, and without the knowledge of the OFLC. When news of the illegal copies leaked, a number of retailers were raided for possessing infringing copies. The duplicating house was similarly raided by Federal Customs. The film was finally passed for official release in Australia on 30 November 2006. The Uncut "Gruesome Edition" DVD was released on 24 January the next year.

The theatrical release poster for the film also resembled the poster for the film The Breakfast Club.

Home media

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Создатели игры Friday The 13th 2017 года делают еще один асимметричный формат ужасов, в виде Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Новая игра будет иметь аналогичный формат как Friday the 13th, так и ее популярного конкурента Dead By Daylight, но разработчик Gun Interactive вносит одно большое изменение: вместо одного убийцы, охотящегося за группой выживших, в Texas Chain Saw Massacre будет трое.

Генеральный директор Gun Interactive Уэс Келтнер объяснил изменение как жест к оригинальному фильму, который также значительно меняет формулу игрового процесса.

Мы никогда не хотим делать одну и ту же игру дважды. Вы либо внедряете инновации, либо подражаете, и мне не нужно говорить вам, что из этого делает игру лучше. Все в Gun предпочитают внедрять инновации и продвигать жанр вперед. Ну, когда дело дошло до дизайна Техаса, мы знали, что 3vs4 отличается. Все механики и функции построены вокруг этого фундаментального переосмысления асимметричного мультиплеера. Кроме того, когда вы посмотрите на фильм '74, вы заметите, что там есть целая семья, а не только Кожаное лицо. Поэтому было естественно, что трое убийц преследуют жертв.

Келтнер сказал, что на разработку дизайна уровней под трех убийц и четырех жертв ушло много времени. Он также сказал, что наличие трех убийц вокруг может быть "ошеломляющим", и те кто играл в Dead By Daylight, могу в это поверить. Просто один убийца, крадущийся по карте, может быть слишком сложным, поэтому любопытно, как TCM склонит чашу весов для выживших.

Мы любим хорошие вызовы, и требуется огромное количество баланса, чтобы три убийцы чувствовали себя и играли уникально, обеспечивая при этом захватывающий игровой процесс. Когда у вас есть три убийцы и четыре жертвы, бегающие по игровому пространству, вы тратите много времени на дизайн уровней. Создание теней и предметов, за которыми можно спрятаться, смеси открытых комнат для медленного перемещения, в то время как коридоры становятся естественными узкими местами, через которые игроки могут быстро перемещаться, чтобы найти следующее укрытие. С тремя убийцами, преследующими вас вокруг, это может быть ошеломляющим. Мы также несем ответственность за то, чтобы каждый уровень создавал захватывающие моменты, пропитанные ужасом, но достаточно мест, чтобы получить передышку и сделать следующий шаг.

Компания Gun Interactive, создавшая популярную игру Friday the 13th: The Game, совместно с Sumo Nottingham в рамках презентации The Game Awards 2021 анонсировали свой следующий проект. Это будет игра «Техасская резня бензопилой» по одноименным фильмам.

Пока что информации слишком мало, но уже по одному трейлеру видно, что игра будет достаточно жестокой и страшной.

Ожидается, что это будет мультиплеерный хоррор, схожий с прошлым проектом студии.

О, бубба)) Behavior, поднапрягись

Очень надеюсь, что с авторскими правами они не обосрутся.

Просто спустя где-то полтора года, после того как игра вышла, сценаристу первого фильма "Пятница 13-ое" 1980 года, Виктору Миллеру взбрело в голову, что ему нужна доля с этой франшизы.
Хотя когда он писал сценарий к первому фильму, он не претендовал на обладанием прав над франшизой, и просто написал сценарий по контракту и ушёл с проекта.

Но, на старости лет захотел денег, и начал суд с законным правообладателем и автором франшизы Шоном Каннингемом, и во время подобных судебных разбирательств, всё что делается по конкретной франшизе, будь это игры, фильмы, книги и т.д. замораживаются, до окончания суда. К слову, он уже идёт где-то 3 года, и Виктор Миллер отвоевал только права над первым фильмом, а на самого Джейсона Вурхиза нет.

И именно по этой причине разработчики F13, не могли добавлять новый контент, а могли только поддерживать игру и фиксить. Так что разработчики попали просто в неудачный момент, и не удачно время с выпуском игры.

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Contents

Contents

Contents

Narration

Cameos

Release history

Alternate versions

Trivia

Reception

Soundtrack

Contents

Narration

Production

Deleted scenes

Soundtrack

Release

Reception and box office

Controversies

Home media

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