The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning Full Movie In Hindi Download

This chainsaw was used for all cutting scenes, all close up shots of the chainsaw, and all of the shots when Leatherface is seen starting the chainsaw. This is also the chainsaw sitting on the table in the beginning of the film when Leatherface walks up to it and grabs it for the first time. It weighs over 25lb and is still covered with blood, traces of hair, and even flesh.

The events of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning take place four years before those in the 2003 remake. Instead of telling a story revolving around the suicidal hitchhiker the group encounters at the beginning of the remake, the prequel follows an unknown group of teens and their encounters with the newly cannibalistic Hewitt family. The reason behind this decision seems to be purely for answering questions that weren't asked during the remake. Finding out why Uncle Charlie has a sheriff's outfit isn't too interesting, discovering why Monty's legs are gone feels unneccessary, and the need to show Leatherface's birthplace is goofy. These are the first signs that the film doesn't want to create its own story of origin, but rather would like to hit beats that don't make sense. Knowing that the story isn't leading anywhere new instantly tells the viewer that none of the protagonists are going to survive the encounters. This in turn pulls all of the tension out of the film and replaces it with a dark cloud of torture waiting to devour any willing to approach. Even the minor plot points are done in a heavy handed way. An interesting aspect would have been to approach why Leatherface feels the need to use a chainsaw on people. This is explored in the prequel, however it is done in an obvious throw away line where he is told to use it because "it works". Not only the tension, but the horror beats that were crafted so well in the remake are taken away and replaced with extreme violence. The amazing scene of Jessica Biel discovering how her boyfriend died in the remake was subtle and bone chilling. In the prequel, Chrissie is forced to hide underneath the table that her boyfriend is being slaughtered on top of while the camera lingers on her bloodied face. For a different film, this kind of moment would work well, but for a prequel to a well crafted horror film, it feels completely out of place.