A video presented as Off the Hook, centered on McMinn’s experience making the original film. This is an external upload; its availability and embedding permissions are controlled by the host.
Dave Gammon’s 2012 interview focuses on McMinn and her connection to the original production. It provides firsthand material beyond a brief cast biography.
A 2023 conversation with McMinn about the film and its place in her life. The later date makes it useful alongside earlier interviews when comparing recollections.
Jon Towlson interviews Hansen during the promotion of Chain Saw Confidential. This is a companion to the actor’s production memoir, not a substitute for the book.
McMinn reflects on the shoot, her life after the film, and objects she remembers from production. A personal account to read alongside the wider production archive.
Nate Yapp’s festival conversation with Burns, published in 2010. It preserves her own perspective on playing Sally rather than relying solely on later tributes.
The first installment of The Terror Trap’s January 2004 interview. It connects the original film with Burns’s wider acting career and Texas film experience.
UPI’s August 2026 conversation revisits the production with McMinn and Henkel. Particularly useful for checking familiar set stories against more recent participant recollections.
A Horror News interview with Burns adds another firsthand account to the Sally Hardesty research trail. Compare statements with the dated conversations elsewhere in this archive.
Austin InSight revisits the film’s fiftieth anniversary through its Texas filmmaking context. The PBS page provides the program and a transcript where available.
A cinematographer interview associated with the original film’s fortieth-anniversary celebration. Pearl’s work connects the original production with the visually different 2003 remake.
Slasher Scotty’s interview with Danziger discusses Jerry, the original set, and later encounters with fans. The video description provides an overview of the topics covered.
A convention conversation with Dugan about Grandpa and the actor’s working process. It complements the film-credit records and broader cast documentaries.
Johnson’s own website hosts a three-part anniversary conversation with fellow performers. The recording connects several generations of Leatherface actors.
Johnson’s personal behind-the-scenes recollections are a primary account of his participation in the sequel. Treat specific memories as the performer’s account of events.