Texas Chainsaw 3D

Name: Texas Chainsaw 3D
Genre: Horror
Released: January 4, 2013
Duration: 92 min
Rating: 31

2013

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Generally unfavorable reviews based on 17 Critics

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TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 3D

Movie Details & Credits

"DIA" Productions GmbH & Co. KG | Release Date: January 4, 2013

Summary: A chainsaw-yielding killer known as Leatherface terrorizes a group of young teens.

Director: John Luessenhop

Genre(s): Horror

Rating: R

Runtime: 92

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85	#85 Most Discussed Movie of 2013

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Variety - Joe Leydon

Jan 4, 2013

Helmer John Luessenhop ("Takers") and a small army of scripters go back to the bloody roots of the long-running franchise to concoct a better-than-average horror-thriller that relies more on potent suspense than graphic savagery or stereoscopic tricks. Read full review

The New York Times - Andy Webster

Jan 4, 2013

Ms. Daddario is adequate, while Mr. Eastwood, as a lawman, strikes sinister notes. It's nice to see briefly Marilyn Burns, the record-holder in long-distance screaming in Tobe Hooper's original 1974 "Texas Chain Saw Massacre," and Gunnar Hansen, who played Leatherface in the same. Read full review

The Hollywood Reporter - Frank Scheck

Jan 4, 2013

Unlike the restrained 1974 film which cleverly relied mainly on suggestion, this version piles on the graphic, often CGI-enhanced gore. Read full review

Austin Chronicle - Marjorie Baumgarten

Jan 9, 2013

Stick around through the credits for an extra closing scene that leaves the door of Heather's new home wide open for a sequel. Read full review

McClatchy-Tribune News Service - Roger Moore

Jan 30, 2013

There's nothing thrilling about summarily dispatching everybody who isn't meant to survive to the credits, nothing entertaining about meathook, hatchet and chainsaw murdering that we've seen scores of times. Read full review

Time Out - Joshua Rothkopf

Jan 4, 2013

Time to fire up the critical Black & Decker: Somebody-there are six credited screenwriters-really wasn't clear on the concept. Read full review

Slant Magazine - Nick Schager

Jan 4, 2013

There's no deliberate Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2-style comedy to the film, just dim-witted gruesomeness retrofitted with gimmicky contemporary trappings. Read full review

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Khen01

Jan 5, 2013

I hate that i am gonna say this but it was stupidly-comedic and hilarious. It's a fun movie actually, and as a fan, i find it very interesting to see if a 2012 type Texas Chainsaw will work and it did. No scare at all but i don't care, do you? 2 THUMBS UP!

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rjmacready

Oct 30, 2014

In a post-Saw (that's just "saw", no chains attached) cinematic universe, it's refreshing to see a recent horror film which starts off with a premise which tries in no way, shape or form to be needlessly "clever"...honestly, it takes boldness in this day and age to do a "for God's sake,In a post-Saw (that's just "saw", no chains attached) cinematic universe, it's refreshing to see a recent horror film which starts off with a premise which tries in no way, shape or form to be needlessly "clever"...honestly, it takes boldness in this day and age to do a "for God's sake, don't let the monster out of the basement!" movie, and even more balls to make that monster the mighty Leatherface. Sure, by the end it all goes completely batpoop-crazy, but it still retains an internal logic - however "nutzoid" - which endings like the first Saw simply fail to have (guy dying of cancer, decides he's going to imitate a CORPSE in a room with two desperate, trapped guys who have access to nasty bladed implements...just so he can give the audience a big, nasty "couldn't see that comin', could ya?" spook at the end? Spare me)...

Look, this movie is mad, but it's hardly "bad" in an incompetent sort of a way, and certainly doesn't fail to deliver the gruesome goods. Is it as good as the Tobe Hooper original? Of course not. NONE of these reboots or sequels ever had ANY chance of achieving such a thing. Have some more popcorn, and enjoy.… Expand

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Kingofdanerds

Nov 10, 2016

Movie was great with lots of gore. But how many people are Leatherface?! This one is Jed so I can't keep track.But the directors did a great job into making a new Texas Chainsaw movie after so many years.

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ICEExMagic

May 19, 2013

This is the I think the third remake of the Texas Chainsaw Masscre,I can't tell because they've remade the movie so many times.It's okay,but only rent it.

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Iamthejuan

Nov 20, 2013

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is probably one of the dumbest, most unbelievable films in the series. There is a scene where leatherface chases one of the main characters and she falls not once, not twice, but three times. Leatherface then chases her over a fence into the middle of a carnival, where he runs past about 50 potential victims, apparently set on killing the unbelievably sexy white girl (leatherface must not have approved of her interracial relationship). The girl then decides to grab onto the bottom of a ferris-wheel carriage, because ferris wheels don't go in a circle in her mind. Low and behold, as she is almost to the bottom a cop shows up with a gun. Leatherface throws his chainsaw like a boomerang at the cop.

That was all in the scope of a 2 min scene. This movie is pure silliness. In fact, it is still running in the background as I type this; that's how uninteresting it is. Oh wait, more silliness. Now, after leatherface has killed her boyfriend and 2 friends, this chick all of a sudden decides to save him from a rather fitting and ironic death, and then help him kill the evil hillbilly police that killled his family but somehow let him escape. Like most 3d films, this relies on a name and the fact that people will pay to see the same rehashed crap again.… Expand

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MOVIECRITIC315

Jun 25, 2016

Texas chainsaw 3D is garbage. Its terrible in everyway, the acting is atrocious, the pacing is terrible, and its not even scary!!!!. Really!!!??. A 12 year old could make a better movie.

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WhySoSerious54

Jun 19, 2013

The worst horror movie I have ever seen. A terrible waste and an insult to the original. The trailer looked as bad as the movie but the movie was so much worse.

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