Massacre à la tronçonneuse

It was just totally unnecessary. Reboots and sequels are only worth doing if you have an interesting story to tell. This didn't. It also didn't have interesting or likeable characters which is a issue too. It did have interesting shots that I enjoyed, I loved looking at the wide shots of creepy dusty roads that are empty. The sequel element just fell flat for me. I'm not some huge fan of the original or anything but why connect them? It doesn't have the impact that it was thinking it was gonna have. It wanted to be like Halloween (2018) but you can't when your lead died nearly 10 years ago. But don't worry because they brought back the original narrator? So that makes it like Halloween right? I get that IP's make money and this wasn't a terrible movie or anything. It was well made...but it just doesn't have anything new or fresh to say or show.

This was more of Netflix garbage. These 4 people are the most unlikable people you can find. Do any of these morons know anything about Texas? Gen Z and Gen Y people make themselves look stupid by making this unwatchable stuff. I've seen people in Chicago roll coal.

Putting aside Netflix budget, production values and a funny scene at the bus where Leatherface destroys the cancel culture (wink), this is an awful movie. It feels much more like a betrayal to the original movie rather than a welcome addition. Non sensical, populated with dumb characters, with no plot and leaves you with a strong feeling of wasting your time. Dead wrong.