You may or may not remember me making a post after having seen The Texas Chainsaw Massacre for the first time. If you do recall this post (or have just read it after clicking the link), you probably could tell how excited I was to see more of Leatherface and the franchise as a whole. I was expecting him to become a fixture of my blog, and my life in general honestly, but you’ve probably noticed by now that I’ve barely mentioned anything Texas Chainsaw-related, anywhere, since then. The reason is, sadly, very simple: I was extremely disappointed by what came after the 1974 film, and ultimately feel that this is one franchise that never should have been such. It was one perfect movie, that didn’t need to be added to. A situation where lightning was never going to strike twice, if you will. The original sequel, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2, is just about the definition of 80s camp, which makes no sense whatsoever when put up next to its predecessor. It could be a fu...