People on Reddit are already asking for the review of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022. The film is set to release on February 18, 2022. 

A user on Twitter shared that he had already watched the movie during the press screening. Many other viewers are asking for a review. However, he had mentioned that he would drop the review after the release. 

Ever since the trailer was released, it has created hype among the audience. It begins with a collision, followed by terrified soon-to-be victims and Leatherface’s reappearance.

Following that, there are some strange vibes when the youngsters investigate a scary mansion and potentially run into Leatherface.

Then, after several murders, we find that the single survivor of Leatherface after his first appearance is still alive. And she is prepared to exact her vengeance.

There is high enthusiasm among netizens who are planning to stream through Netflix tomorrow. In addition, as the news of its release is trending online, there are possibly some new viewers who are wondering how the sequel has been to date. 

There are many Youtube videos and movie reviews from critics on the web for new viewers to watch. 

The cast for the Netflix sequel of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 review is almost completely made up of newbies. Sarah Yarkin from Happy Death Day 2U and Elsie Fisher from Eighth Grade take on the roles of sisters Melody and Lila, respectively.

They are accompanied by Dante and Ruth, played by Jacob Latimore and Nell Hudson, Jessica Allain, Sam Douglas, Jolyon Coy, and Moe Dunford.

Likewise, some other characters are Olwen Fouéré and Alice Krige. Olwen will portray Sally Hardesty, who is the only survivor of Leatherface’s killing spree from the original film. 

In addition, Radio Times reported that the only case from the original film is likely to return. They shared that John Larroquette is set to narrate the film’s opening.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 review plot is not based on a real story. However, some parts of the character, Leatherface, and minor storyline aspects were inspired by the acts of murderer Ed Gein.

Nevertheless, the film’s plot is entirely fictitious. In addition, it was marketed as being based on true events to draw a larger audience and act as a subtle reflection on the era’s political climate.