When Sally hears that her grandfather's grave may have been vandalized, she and her paraplegic brother, Franklin, set out with their friends to investigate. After a detour to their family's old farmhouse, they discover a group of crazed, murderous outcasts living next door. As the group is attacked one by one by the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface, who wears a mask of human skin, the survivors must do everything they can to escape.
This movie contains 63 potentially triggering events.
When a character runs to the gas station, the attendant acts as though he is going to help her and nothing is wrong, when in fact, he is planning to kidnap her.
In the beginning of the movie, at a graveyard one guy is heavily drunk. Slurring his words, waving around an empty bottle, half passed out on the grass.
It was 110 degrees on set and the special effect wasn't working so the actor playing leatherface secretly took the tape of the knife and cut the actress for real while she was tied to a chair
There are two scenes where someone is cut with a razor or knife. The scene around the dinner table involves real cutting as the effect didn't work so Gunnar Hansen removed the tape and did the cut for real. There are also scenes with people and meat hooks, however these are not graphic.
Depends on what you mean by crushed and what bothers you, but [spoilers obviously] the hitchhiker is hit by a truck which seems to drive over a good bit of his body which would definitely crush him
Nobody v* in this movie. If anything, it's not shown. What I believe people are referring to, is when one of the characters find a room filled with bones and coughs pretty hard a few times. According to Tubi, this happens at 38:41 and lasts until 38:50.
I believe the people voting yes are referring to the fact that Leatherface wears different skin masks and changes his gender presentation based on what mask he's wearing. However, he is depicted as mentally disabled and his reasons for this are unclear. It could be interpreted as a form of dissociation.
a character is locked inside a freezer while still alive - the scene is fairly brief (about 20 seconds, starting from 43:55 on the version i watched) and we only see it from the outside
The beginning of the film has camera flashes going off that show decomposing bodies with each flash. Rather bright, very likely to effect other photosensitive viewers!
It’s the usual “good” ending for a slasher, albeit grim. It gets even grimmer if you take the sequel into account (which says that the lone survivor was driven irrevocably insane by the experience)
Lots of shots of a decomposed face in the opening, two decomposing bodies (similar style of decomp to what you get in Bones)
Blood from surface wounds, significant but not gratuitous