Adding to the list of new films being released on Netflix in February is Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The 83-minute horror film will stream exclusively on Netflix and comes decades after the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre came out in 1974.
The original film shocked its audience with graphic bloody scenes and popularised its infamous villain, Leatherface.
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This Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel on Netflix is set to carry on the horror inflicting legacy of the original film when it comes out this week.
When is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre's Netflix release date?
The new Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel is set to be released on Netflix on Friday, February 18.
What to expect from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel?
The official trailer of Texas Chainsaw Massacre is available on YouTube to watch and it promises a terrifying tale.
It begins on a high adrenaline rush as a blonde bobbed girl, Ruth (played by Nell Hudson from Cast Offs, crashes a truck she is driving into a Texas cornfield. With blood covering her face, she turns around and the scene then switches to a plain cornfield, where we hear a loud scream and Leatherface (Mark Burnham) appears to arise.
The trailer's narrator explains the setting is in Harlow and labels it as a ghost town. However, this is juxtaposed with a group of young friends walking in the town and their sense of hope as they believe it’s a chance to start afresh.
As the trailer progresses, we see other characters who will feature in the film, including Olwen Fouéré (Zone 414) who plays Sally, Sarah Yarkin (Eat, Brains, Love) who plays Melody, Elsie Fisher (Despicable Me 2) who plays Lila, Jacob Latimore (Collateral Beauty) who plays Dante and Jessica Allain (Thriller) who plays Dante’s girlfriend.
The trailer displays bursts of terror throughout and promises to live up to the horror of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, as Leatherface wears the mask of human skin.
