Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III

1990

Action / Horror / Thriller

31
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 13% · 15 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 31% · 25K ratings
IMDb Rating 5.0/10 10 19248 19.2K

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Plot summary

Two college students driving coast to coast are lured off the main highway and onto a deserted Texas road. Here they are stalked by the menacing Leatherface and his demented family...a bizarre cannibalistic clan with blood on their hands and a feast on their minds. The students’ only chance for escape is a survivalist with enough firepower to blast Leatherface and the rest of the grisly predators to hell. A depraved shocker of intense terror from the gruesome beginning to the bloody finish.


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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BandSAboutMovies 5 / 10

Not bad

New Line was doing so well with Freddy that they thought that they could do the same with Leatherface, not realizing that while he's the most out front member of the Sawyer Family, there is an entire brood to tell the stories about.

The final film to get an X before NC-17 was created, I will say that this movie brings the gore, even after the battle between the MPAA and New Line. I mean, the movie starts off with Leatherface taking off a woman's face, so know what you're getting into. Yet this was submitted eleven times for a review and most of the gore was lost; this was after the original script by David J. Schow (who also wrote the scripts for The Crow, Critters 3 and 4 and many other movies) had a naked man being literally sliced into two pieces. I assume the MPAA had more issues with seeing a nude man than the gore.

Directror Jeff Burr got fired early in the film's production, but when no one else wanted the job, he was back on. He's already made another sequel, Stepfather II: Make Room for Daddy, and would also made Puppet Master 4 and 5 as well as Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings. He started his career with From A Whisper To a Scream and also directed The Werewolf Reborn!, Frankenstein & the Werewolf Reborn! And Mil Mascaras vs. The Aztec Mummy.

The original trailer for this might be better than the actual movie - that's Kane Hodder as Leatherface! - but you can't deny a movie that has Ken Foree and Viggo Mortensen in the cast. And hey - Caroline Williams shows up in a cameo as Stretch, now a reporter.

The problem with the Chainsaw sequels - actually, this goes for nearly any sequel to a major movie - is that the first two movies are wildly different takes on the form and really hard to outdo. At least Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation tries to do something really out there with the conspiracy theory wildness.

So what I'm saying is that after this, perhaps the movies aren't as good. Probably they're not good at all.

Reviewed by kannibalcorpsegrinder 9 / 10

Underrated and very interesting

Traveling through the desert together, a brother-and-sister attempting to deliver a classic car to a relative encounters a murderous, cannibalistic family that preys on travelers hunting along the highway and must team up with a stranded survivalist to stave off the family's advances.

This here turned out to be decent and actually quite enjoyable actually. One of the main aspects that works really well to this one is an impressive atmosphere, with the film being rather creepy for the most part. There's a lot of fun to be had with this one in the desert despite being set at night but it makes the film just that much better because the majority of the action takes place at night and that is really tough to pull off, yet it's done nicely here. The initial appearance by the couple changing their car-tire which turns into an attack on the car and then leading into the chase down the highway where they bump into their friend gives this a strong launching pad to where the movie really works in the chasing through the patch of woods by the highway. The dark trees and nearly impenetrable layout makes for a perfect spot to unleash the series of ambushes, stumbling across the traps left out and getting plenty of strong, stellar stalking throughout where the killer comes out of the shadows in rather unexpected locations to catch them in the traps or stalk them with the chainsaw leading for a great time throughout here. With the family dinner scene being rather enjoyable with plenty of gruesome, bloody moments that are far more squirm-inducing than expected and a nasty streak that runs throughout, suddenly machine gun fire bursts into the room, gunning down most of the family leading into the final brawl out in the swamp which has a lot to like. The gore is great as well, especially in the unrated form where the gore is a little nastier and it should please the gorehounds looking for a ton of blood and guts. There are still some flaws here, as there is an 'R' rated version of the film that is so heavily cut that it makes no sense why it was rated 'R.' Almost no violence at all occurs in the main cut of the film which is virtually bloodless and with a low body count to chop up, it doesn't have a lot of deaths to dole out. There are way too few people to get involved in the family which keeps the body-count to a point where it's quite obvious there's not a lot of opportunities to knock people off which is really distracting. There's also the fact that the family again changes around members needlessly, offering up another change in the members and characteristics of the group which is never explained and offers up the kind of questions that shouldn't be made in this kind of situation. Ranging from who's who in relation to each other and what they're pasts were like since they're colorful enough to be memorable, however too much is kept off-screen around them which is rather disappointing. Still, it's far better than expected.

Rated R: Graphic Language and Graphic Violence.

Reviewed by kosmasp 4 / 10

Can you take back funny?

The third TCM tries to do so. After we got a quite bloody sequel to the original horror film, we get back to the nasty and mean roots. The question is if the viewer is up for that. And that viewer would be you. I do assume you've the previous entries if not more recent efforts to keep the franchise alive (if you'll excuse the pun), which means you are familiar with Leatherface.

If you have seen a couple of classic horror movies, Ken Foree will also seem very familiar. I guess the dead made place in hell and don't walk around anymore. Good for him, though being in this movie might not be too good for him (health wise), something you have to see for yourself, how it turns out. The movie has quite good effects, there are different versions or at least additional minutes to some releases and depending on how much you are willing to stomach, you'll either watch the unrated or R-rated cut. Horror - down and dirty, just as you like it? That's for you to decide

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