The Foo Fighters made a horror movie! Legendary frontman Dave Grohl hatched the initial satanic story, to be directed by Hatchet III helmer BJ McDonnell (someone who appreciates practical gore effects). The Studio 666 release is currently theatrical only. All eyes are on director David Blue Garcia to see what they bring to the Texas Chainsaw franchise. Fede Álvarez and Rodo Sayagues serve as producers on the sequel, inspiring confidence after they crushed 2013’s stealth Evil Dead reboot. Olwen Fouéré stars as Sally Hardesty, the only survivor from 1973’s massacre in a decision that aligns with David Gordon Green’s Halloween and Jaime Lee Curtis’ involvement.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a direct sequel to Tobe Hooper’s original that focuses on a much older Leatherface who stalks young business trippers after they “disrupt” his home. The newest Texas Chainsaw installment finds a home on Netflix this February. Texas Chainsaw Massacre will stream on Netflix. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (February 18, 2022) If you’re not ready to dive into 2022 just yet, check out our list of the Best Horror Movies of 2021. Let's take a closer look at what 2022 holds for scream-seekers. There's plenty of familiarity for reboot and remake fans plus some fresh concepts, even within predatorial sci-fi franchises with their reputation for getting to choppas. You'll also find some rock stars squaring off with the underworld and a whole lot of Jenna Ortega in addition to 2022's first horror hit of the year already, January's Scream.
This year will similarly have its share of icons returning to the big (and small) screens, whether theatrical premieres or streaming. Last year saw the reinvention of Candyman and Michael Myers lurked again.
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