Who is the man in the suit who arrives at the farmhouse near the end of the movie?
First off, his name is Rothman. There are many different theories of who he is, but he seems to be a former CIA agent, and is now a "cannibal employer" if you will who is the leader of a cult that works fear into people. Notice in his conversation with Vilmer he tells him that he wants them to show people the 'true' meaning of horror. You can see that he is disappointed at the way Vilmer and his family terrorize people. Although there are many different theories of who he is, this is the most frequently used explanation.
Who is flying the plane that kills Vilmer at the end of movie?
This again is another TCM 4 mystery. It is said that the person flying the plane works for Rothman and was sent to kill Vilmer because Rothman didn't approve of Vilmer's ways of terror.
I heard that Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey wanted to stop the theatrical release of this movie. Is this true, and why?
From what I've heard, it is not true. There are many rumors that they did want to stop the release, but those all could be just that. Rumors. Besides, Renee Zellweger commentend on how much fun making the movie was, and the same remark came from Matthew McConaughey. Also in the movie White Oleander [2002] , Renee Zellweger plays a foster mother who was a former actress and she shows one of her foster children the movie she was in, and the movie is TCM 4. So if she really was ashamed of TCM 4, I doubt she'd be having it featured in one of her other movies.
Who is the woman on the gurney at the end of the film?
The woman is Marilyn Burns, who played Sally in the original TCM, pushing her on the gurney is Paul Partain who played Franklin, and the cop is John Dugan, who played Grandpa.
What kind of chainsaw was used in the film?
The chainsaw that Leatherface uses in the film is a McCulloch 10-10S.
Where was this movie was filmed?
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation was filmed entirely on location outside of Pflugerville, Texas. Click here for history, hotel information, events, and maps of Pflugerville.
Is the uncut version [ The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre ] available for purchase?
Well, yes and no. There is no uncut version officially for sale in the US, but you can get the uncut version on DVD in Canada, or you can order the uncut VHS here.
Do you have [ insert TCM 4 related item ] for sale?
No! This is strictly a fansite, and nothing more. I do not sell or make profit from anything on this site, nor do I plan to. I created this website as a fanbase for all of you other TCM 4 fans, not to make money.
Can I use the images from your picture gallery on my site?
Yes, but please email me first! I was given permission to use the pictures from the webmaster of The Flesh Farm, so please email me before using them!
What is the song playing at the end of the film during the RV scene?
The song is called Blue Moon At Dawn by the Coffee Sergeants. Keep in mind that the soundtrack for the movie is all from local Texas bands and this particular song may be hard to find and download, but you can visit their official site.
Did the Texas Chainsaw Massacre really happen?
NO! This is the most frequently asked question of them all. There are people who actually believe this happened, but it didn't. The TCM movies were based on Ed Gein, a man who murdered two women in Wisconsin in the 1950's. The relation between TCM and Ed Gein is that Ed Gein wore human skin and he was a cannibal, much like the Leatherface character. He was also the basis of Norman Bates (Psycho) and Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs). Go here for more Ed Gein information.
Why did you bother to make a site about this movie? It's the shittiest movie ever made.
Because I liked the movie and I wanted to. It's all just a matter of taste I guess. Some people like this movie, some people hate it. I mean, come on, this was a pretty fun horror movie. Don't get me wrong, it's not on award winning terms or anything, it's campy horror mixed in with some humor and if you look at it that way it's a fun ride. Personally, I love this movie. That's my opinion.
