- By Drew Taylor
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- January 4, 2013 8:55 AM
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- 8 Comments
Carl Mazzocone, the producer of the new horror remake/sequel "Texas Chainsaw 3D" (yes, the word "Massacre" isn't even part of the title – more on that in a minute), a former executive who oversaw the lucrative "Saw" series, has made it a point of saying how this is a true follow-up to Tobe Hooper's watershed original (1974's "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre"). The first part of a proposed six-film franchise (yes, seriously), Mazzocone and his confederates have also chosen to bypass every entry in the series since the original, including Hooper's own, highly underrated sequel, two additional films (one by original co-writer Kim Henkel), and a pair of glossy remakes shepherded by that king of the understatement, Michael Bay. But what makes "Texas Chainsaw 3D" so striking is that for a movie with such clear reverence for the original, it fundamentally misunderstands (or simply ignores) what made the first film such a groundbreaking classic.
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VKATNYTE, So are you just gonna bitch out everyone who doesn't agree with you? You are about as
I'd really appreciate it if those of you who haven't seen the film would please not
I listened to this podcast - in double time - so I missed this part: "the film is 75 per cent
No one is bothered because it makes sense to this film. Obviously it would've been out of place
Lois had her part to play in the film and that is all..they didnt over or under use her-also
HaHa... Finally someone knows wtf they are talking about on here...
Did you even watch the movie or were you on an extended bathroom break? You seem to have missed the
Garbage? really? wtf movie were you expecting? Superman Returns?Grow up already!
I agree with most of this however with your "so-so" with the character of Jor-El.. Russel
This movie looks like crap