Duane Whitaker, Jennifer Banko, Joe Unger
Kate Hodge, Ken Foree and Tom Everett star in this third segment of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise of slash-'em-up movies. A couple embarking on a road trip are in for the fright of their lives...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 7, 2003
Stats: 834 reviews
It?s a bit rubbish. The second one was bad but it had a certain charm to it, this one is just crap. Leatherface is scary enough without adding more to the character. He didn't need the leg brace to squeak every time he was coming after the victims, I feel the makers missed the po...( read more)
Leatherface had the greatest trailer of all time (Leatherface meets the Lady of the Lake, remember that?). Maybe that's why nearly everyone was let down by the film itself. Most people view Leatherface as an unwelcome addition to the legacy that is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. No...( read more)
This version of the family is interesting and devilish - particularly the gas attendant and little girl induced shivers for me. The mother character is the most original and perverse. It's fun to see Aragorn kicking around campy horror. My biggest problem with this movie is that ...( read more)
A different part of Texas than the first two films. Leatherface is living with a crazy new family. There's a great kitchen scene. They do a lot to set up the creepy Texas country-folk with a sleazy gas station scene. There's plenty of action. The plot feels a bit incomplete, even...( read more)
Completely messed and stupid. Made me laugh more than it scared me. Stupidest film ive ever seen
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This is the 1990 version, Cast and characters are
Jennifer Banko ... Little girl
Ron Brooks ... T.V. Newsman
William Butler ... Ryan
Miriam Byrd-Nethery ... Mama
David Cloud ... Scott
Beth DePatie ... Gina
Tom Everett ... Alfredo
Ken Foree ... Benny
Kate Hodge ... Michelle
Toni Hudson ... Sara
R.A. Mihailoff ... Leatherface
Viggo Mortensen ... Tex
Joe Unger ... Tinker
Duane Whitaker ... Kim
Michael Shamus Wiles ... Checkpoint Officer
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