Texas Chainsaw Massacre | 2022
Updated February 23, 2022
Critical Consensus
William Bibbiani | TheWrap
Richard Roeper | Chicago Sun-Times
Frank Scheck | The Hollywood Reporter
Benjamin Lee | The Guardian
Jude Dry | IndieWire
Donald Clarke | The Irish Times
Bill Goodykoontz | Arizona Republic
Owen Gleiberman | Variety
Kimber Myers | Los Angeles Times
Joshua Rothkopf | Entertainment Weekly
Jocelyn Noveck | The Associated Press
Brian Tallerico | RogerEbert.com
Keith Watson | Slant Magazine
David Sims | The Atlantic
Mick LaSalle | San Francisco Chronicle
Richard Roeper | Chicago Sun-Times
Frank Scheck | The Hollywood Reporter
Benjamin Lee | The Guardian
Jude Dry | IndieWire
Donald Clarke | The Irish Times
Bill Goodykoontz | Arizona Republic
Owen Gleiberman | Variety
Kimber Myers | Los Angeles Times
Joshua Rothkopf | Entertainment Weekly
Jocelyn Noveck | The Associated Press
Brian Tallerico | RogerEbert.com
Keith Watson | Slant Magazine
David Sims | The Atlantic
Mick LaSalle | San Francisco Chronicle
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Summary & Info
A serial murderer (Mark Burnham), presumed dead since 1973, resurfaces 50 years later to continue his gruesome mayhem in a brand new campaign of carnage. Cast: Alice Krige, Sarah Yarkin, Elsie Fisher, Moe Dunford, Nell Hudson, Jessica Allain, Olwen Fouéré, Jacob Latimore, William Hope, Jolyon Coy and Sam Douglas. Director: David Blue Garcia. [1:21 – R]
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“It’s an old-fashioned slasher, with Leatherface as the masked killer. [Its] narrative efficiency and tight 81-minute running time make it an ideal delivery system for creative kills and memorable gore…[A] solid and satisfying addition to the series.”
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“What garbage. Seriously. What absolute, bereft, witless, unoriginal, unrewarding, soulless garbage that’s 40 years past scaring anybody. The only power this formula retains is the power to make you feel a little sad — at the ugliness, at the cynicism, and at the pathetic waste of your own mind as you watch it.”
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre | 2022
Updated February 23, 2022
Critical Consensus
William Bibbiani | TheWrap
Richard Roeper | Chicago Sun-Times
Frank Scheck | The Hollywood Reporter
Benjamin Lee | The Guardian
Jude Dry | IndieWire
Donald Clarke | The Irish Times
Bill Goodykoontz | Arizona Republic
Owen Gleiberman | Variety
Kimber Myers | Los Angeles Times
Joshua Rothkopf | Entertainment Weekly
Jocelyn Noveck | The Associated Press
Brian Tallerico | RogerEbert.com
Keith Watson | Slant Magazine
David Sims | The Atlantic
Mick LaSalle | San Francisco Chronicle
Richard Roeper | Chicago Sun-Times
Frank Scheck | The Hollywood Reporter
Benjamin Lee | The Guardian
Jude Dry | IndieWire
Donald Clarke | The Irish Times
Bill Goodykoontz | Arizona Republic
Owen Gleiberman | Variety
Kimber Myers | Los Angeles Times
Joshua Rothkopf | Entertainment Weekly
Jocelyn Noveck | The Associated Press
Brian Tallerico | RogerEbert.com
Keith Watson | Slant Magazine
David Sims | The Atlantic
Mick LaSalle | San Francisco Chronicle
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Dueling Critics
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Summary & Info
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A serial murderer (Mark Burnham), presumed dead since 1973, resurfaces 50 years later to continue his gruesome mayhem in a brand new campaign of carnage. Cast: Alice Krige, Sarah Yarkin, Elsie Fisher, Moe Dunford, Nell Hudson, Jessica Allain, Olwen Fouéré, Jacob Latimore, William Hope, Jolyon Coy and Sam Douglas. Director: David Blue Garcia. [1:21 – R]