As reported by Deadline, A24 are set to release a Texas Chainsaw Massacre TV series, and there is also a new movie rumoured to be in the works

According to J.T. Mollner:

โ€œIโ€™ve said publicly that Iโ€™m not interested in remaking perfect films, and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a perfect film. Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel created something bold, transgressive and truly seminal that holds up even today as the gold standard for horror. When the opportunity for a longform exploration into this world arose, I saw it as a fresh way in, as well as a way to honor the existing folklore. I canโ€™t imagine better partners for this approach than A24. This is truly an honor.โ€

While Glen Powell added:

โ€œThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of my favorite films. It defined a generation of horror films and over half a century after its release, it remains one of the definitive movies of my home state. Iโ€™m honored to have Barnstorm help bring in a new chapter for such an iconic title and franchise. With a marquee home in A24 and visionary filmmaker with JT Mollner, alongside our top shelf producing partners, I couldnโ€™t have dreamed of a better team for such a dream property.โ€

Ian Henkel commented:

โ€œIt was a difficult decision, but A24โ€™s embrace of boundary-testing genre film, and its record of working with artists who are inclined to test boundaries made them a compelling choice. Plus, we believe having a great creative and producing team โ€” JT Mollner, Roy Lee, Dan Cohen and Glen Powell โ€” in place gives us the best shot at a series that could be genuinely eye-opening and unexpected. Thereโ€™s an epic tale lurking in the Chainsaw backstory.โ€

I have zero idea how they are going to make a TV series out of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but I am curious to find out.


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