New Leatherface Actor For 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D'

As hilariously awesome it would be to make some sort of pun, I promise I won't. Luckily or unluckily depending on how you feel about the recent slew of remakes/sequels to classic horror movies being given the 3D treatment, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D is surely moving forward. Director John Luessenhop has cast Dan Yearger to portray the titular chainsaw-wielding Leatherface.

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New Sleuth Of Horror Sequel-itis... 'Amityville' and 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' in 3D!

The Amityville Horror

About a week ago, right here on GTBP, I wrote about the lack of horror films traditionally released in the long wintery months of 2011. Now, I believe the world is making me eat my words with a new slate of several horror remakes... and coming to a theater in 3D!

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Another 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' Movie?

Okay, I get wanting to use name brand recognition to attract an audience. And I get the lure of an established franchise. But in this world of sequels and remakes, when do we get to stand up and say enough is enough? We need to seriously consider a march on Washington to restore sanity- oh wait, that's something else. A march on Hollywood?

 

Get ready for this one. The Jason Goes to Hell director Adam Marcus, along with Debra Sullivan, are apparently working on a new script that will pick up right where The Texas Chainsaw Massacre left off...

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'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' Coming Back in 3-D

Could a Jigsaw vs. Leatherface movie be far away? Well, yes, probably. But such a beast now merits consideration if not discussion upon the news that Twisted Pictures, the producers of the Saw franchise, are about to scavenge the rights to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre away from Platinum Dunes.

As expected, Twisted will likely run future Leatherface flicks through Lionsgate, giving that studio the potential for either two concurrent horror series or a replacement for Saw when that franchise comes to end, currently rumored to be after Saw IX. According to Variety, Platinum Dunes engaged rights holers Bob Kuhn and Kim Henkel in talks for individual films, the way the property had been handled since its rebirth a few years ago. When those discussions stalled, Twisted pitched a multiple movie scenario.

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