Texas Chainsaw Massacre Movies: Reboot Timeline
The Platinum Dunes remake universe presents a reimagined version of the Texas Chainsaw mythology. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning acts as a prequel, exploring the origins of the murderous Hewitt family - this timeline's reinterpretation of the original Sawyer family. Chronologically, it is followed by the 2003 remake of the 1974 classic.
This timeline delivers a higher-budget, more polished take on the franchise, with updated production values and a darker, more visceral tone than previous iterations.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
A group of friends on a road trip encounter violent bikers and a corrupt lawman, leading them to the infamous Hewitt family homestead where the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface is honing his deadly skills. This prequel explores the origins of the iconic horror villain in brutal detail.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Five friends picking up a hitchhiker encounter a family of deranged killers, including one wielding a chainsaw, in this horror remake.
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Other Film Series
Asia Argento
Italian actress and filmmaker, daughter of horror director Dario Argento, known for her work in European arthouse cinema and collaborations with major auteurs.
Child's Play
A horror franchise following the murderous adventures of Chucky, a killer doll possessed by the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray.
Evil Dead
A horror franchise following the battle against ancient evil forces unleashed by the Necronomicon, spanning from Sam Raimi's original trilogy to modern entries.
Frankenstein
Classic horror films based on Mary Shelley's novel, spanning from Universal's iconic 1930s series to Hammer's gothic interpretations and modern reimaginings.
Jenna Ortega
An actress known for her horror performances and diverse dramatic roles across independent and blockbuster films.
The Howling
A werewolf horror franchise that begins with Joe Dante's cult classic but quickly devolves into a collection of largely standalone sequels with minimal continuity.