well it's 10 minutes of gory deleted scenes from Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3. Don't know why this warrants being included on the IMDB. But it is, so i'm gonna comment on it *shrugs* It's okay, for being 10 minutes.
2 Reviews
Gore Featurette
Michael_Elliott22 March 2012
We Knows What To Do With Them Parts (2003)
*** (out of 4)
If anyone knows anything about LEATHERFACE: Texas CHAINSAW MASSACRE III its the fact that it was ripped to pieces by the MPPA and even the studio. This ten-minute featurette features director Jeff Burr and make-up man Greg Nicotero who discuss a few of the scenes that were trimmed and we get clips of all the footage. There's no question that New Line really did a lot of bad and wrong things when this movie was getting made and released but they certainly made up for it when it came time for the DVD release. This featurette at least gives fans a chance to see some of the footage that was cut out and we also get some behind-the-scenes footage of the stuff being shot. Burr narrates some of the footage as he talks about what they were going for in the film and it's obvious they wanted a very dark picture, which wasn't what the studio wanted. The footage is a little better than workprint quality so fans should enjoy seeing this.
*** (out of 4)
If anyone knows anything about LEATHERFACE: Texas CHAINSAW MASSACRE III its the fact that it was ripped to pieces by the MPPA and even the studio. This ten-minute featurette features director Jeff Burr and make-up man Greg Nicotero who discuss a few of the scenes that were trimmed and we get clips of all the footage. There's no question that New Line really did a lot of bad and wrong things when this movie was getting made and released but they certainly made up for it when it came time for the DVD release. This featurette at least gives fans a chance to see some of the footage that was cut out and we also get some behind-the-scenes footage of the stuff being shot. Burr narrates some of the footage as he talks about what they were going for in the film and it's obvious they wanted a very dark picture, which wasn't what the studio wanted. The footage is a little better than workprint quality so fans should enjoy seeing this.
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