The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' is set to release on Netflix on Feb. 18.

The words Texas and chainsaw have been thrown together to tantalize horror fans. This time for a new video game.

Leatherface is back.

Fans of the film have stopped by that exact gas station in Bastrop since the film came out, but now you can do so much more than just snap a picture.

Pay homage to your favorite horror films by visiting the sites they were filmed.

We tallied up the every kill in every movie starring the most famous slashers ever to find out which one reigns supreme.

I spend the weekend in Austin, TX for an Anime convention. While driving there on Friday, there was a stretch of highway in between Houston and Austin that is all Texas country. I jokingly told my girlfriend that you don't take a wrong turn in these parts because turns like that are like the start of horror movies.

Marilyn Burns, best known for playing the role of Sally in Tobe Hooper's horror classic 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,' passed away in her home yesterday. She was 65. The best way to honor her memory is to share my interview with her, the last she ever participated in. Portions of this conversation will appear in our larger article on the anniversary of 'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' (which is coming soon), but this format better shows off her wit and graciousness. It's a peek into the memories of a woman who was a key player in not just horror history, but movie history.