The independent archive / 1974—2022

Tobe Hooper

Franchise credits, character connections, and collected research.

Tobe Hooper

Franchise work

Crew / 1974

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Direction

A journey to check a family grave carries five young travelers into a rural Texas nightmare. Hooper and Henkel’s independent production introduced Sally Hardesty, Leatherface, and a household whose ordinary surroundings conceal extraordinary violence.

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Crew / 1974

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Screenplay

A journey to check a family grave carries five young travelers into a rural Texas nightmare. Hooper and Henkel’s independent production introduced Sally Hardesty, Leatherface, and a household whose ordinary surroundings conceal extraordinary violence.

Production history →

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Crew / 1974

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Music

A journey to check a family grave carries five young travelers into a rural Texas nightmare. Hooper and Henkel’s independent production introduced Sally Hardesty, Leatherface, and a household whose ordinary surroundings conceal extraordinary violence.

Production history →

Film / credit reference ↗

Crew / 1986

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

Direction

A radio broadcast brings DJ Stretch into the Sawyer family’s path while Lefty Enright pursues his own revenge. Hooper’s return transforms the original’s rural terror into a louder, grotesquely comic confrontation.

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Crew / 1986

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

Music

A radio broadcast brings DJ Stretch into the Sawyer family’s path while Lefty Enright pursues his own revenge. Hooper’s return transforms the original’s rural terror into a louder, grotesquely comic confrontation.

Production history →

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Interviews, articles & resources

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