Everett Collection The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise killer Leatherface is more famous for butchering people while wearing the cured skin of previous victims than for asking folks to act ...

The Chainsaw Massacre 1974 Leatherface – Killing Mask figure is priced at $24.99. He is set for a Q1 2025 release and pre-orders are already live through Hiya Toys now.

"This new 1/18 scale Leatherface-Killing mask stands at 10.8CM, all details based on Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1974, faithfully reproduces his obese body, disheveled curly hair and his human-skin ...

In The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, this marks Leatherface's fourth in-game skin, alongside his default Killing Mask, the Pretty Woman, and the Old Lady, each of which was originally seen in the 1974 ...

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre with NECA's new Leatherface figures. NECA's Toony Terrors line offers two variants of Leatherface, including one with a chainsaw and ...

Bryanston’s cut of Texas Chainsaw Massacre was big at a $225,000 flat fee and a reported 35% of profits. After the investors recouped, and attorneys and lawyers, a reported $8,100 was left to ...

When The Texas Chain Saw Massacre came out in the ‘70s, it changed the horror landscape, especially the slasher subgenre. As Kallio recalled, he had never seen anything like it.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which celebrates its 50th anniversary in October, was shot in the blistering Texas heat in the dead of summer, with a small crew and a budget of less than $140,000.

Notably, Leatherface looks a little less intimidating than he does in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, with a more cartoonish design; his mask looks nothing like decaying skin.