Interviews, institutional records, edition guides, and critical histories. Edition listings document supplements; they do not provide free access to the disc interviews.
A career interview connecting Chop Top, later horror roles, and the return to the franchise in Texas Chainsaw 3D. Useful for distinguishing Moseley’s different characters.
Lionsgate’s 2011 announcement documents the project before release. Its language is evidence of the studio’s intended continuation of the 1974 story, not an independent review.
A Lionsgate casting announcement preserved as a PDF by the City of Mansfield. This is useful production-era documentation of the ensemble and returning franchise participants.
A convention conversation with Dugan about Grandpa and the actor’s working process. It complements the film-credit records and broader cast documentaries.
A 2012 interview spanning acting, music, and the forthcoming Texas Chainsaw 3D. It captures the actor discussing the franchise before that film’s release.
A press-day interview about approaching Leatherface and performing behind the mask. This source focuses on the actor’s choices rather than only the film’s plot.
A 2026 A&B Horror Movies conversation about becoming Leatherface. The publisher describes discussion of co-stars, set experiences, and material beyond the finished film.
A joint promotional interview with the director and a returning franchise performer. Useful for hearing different roles in the production discussed together.
A Heather-focused actor interview from the film’s release period. It connects the character’s inheritance story with the experience of performing in the production.
A production interview addressing Daddario’s work opposite Yeager’s Leatherface. It is particularly relevant to the shifting relationship between Heather and the family.
Robert V. Galluzzo’s interview follows Daddario’s experience of making the film. A useful complementary account to RadioFree and ComingSoon’s coverage.
An interview with the director about his approach to the 2013 continuation. Pair it with the casting announcement to separate early publicity from retrospective interpretation.