THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE

When The Texas Chain Saw Massacre hit movie theatres in 1974, it quickly supplanted the previous year's top horror flick, The Exorcist, as "the most terrifying movie ever made." Unlike The Exorcist, however, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre eschewed standard production values and modern special effects in favour of a grainy documentary-like approach with visceral, low-tech, in-your-face visual effects. The tale of five young students who unwittingly meet up with a sinister hitchhiker, the mask-wearing maniac Leatherface (whose mask is actually made from dried human skin), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre turned a lumberjack's tool into the stuff of nightmares and the blood-curdling scream into an art form..... EXTRA FEATURES..... High Definition Transfer from the 16mm Camera Originals / 5.1 English and 2.0 Stereo Surround Soundtracks / Feature-length commentary with Tobe Hooper, cinematographer Daniel Pearl and actor Gunnar Hansen / Feature-length commentary with actors Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, Allen Danziger and art director Robert A. Burns / Kim Henkel interview / Tobe Hooper interview / TV spots and Radio Spots / Theatrical trailer