Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre List

• Hills Have Eyes - Similar themes of survival against a backwoods cannibal family.
• The Last House on the Left - Contains elements of brutal violence and revenge.
• Evil Dead - Follows a group of friends confronting horrifying forces in a remote location.
• Wrong Turn - Features characters trapped by cannibals in the backwoods.
• House of 1000 Corpses - Involves a family of killers who prey on unsuspecting victims.
• Saw - Exploits psychological horror and survival, focusing on sadistic traps.
• The Hills Have Eyes II - A sequel that continues the story of backwoods horror and cannibalism.
• The Devil's Rejects - Follows a family of serial killers on the run, filled with graphic violence.
• Texas Chainsaw 3D - A direct sequel to the original film that revisits the cannibal themes.
• Cabin Fever - Involves a group of friends facing a terrifying ordeal in isolation.
• The Strangers - Focuses on a terrifying home invasion scenario with masked killers.
• Deliverance - Features themes of survival and violence in a rural setting.
• The Prowler - A slasher film set in a rural area, focusing on a killer.
• I Spit on Your Grave - Brutal revenge thriller that showcases graphic violence.
• The Mine - A horror film that involves a group encountering terrifying situations.
• Chainsaw Sally - A horror-comedy that draws from slasher horror tropes.
• Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon - A slasher film that delves into the psychology of a killer.
• The Collection - Set in a horror survival scenario with sadistic traps.
• Friday the 13th - Classic slasher film that incorporates survival elements.
• The Purge - Focuses on survival during a night of legalized violence.
• A Nightmare on Elm Street - Involves a killer who stalks victims in their dreams, creating intense horror.
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 - A sequel that combines slasher horror with dark humor.
• The Hills Have Eyes (1977) - The original film featuring a family facing backwoods horror.
• Midsommar - Involves a group facing horrifying traditions in an isolated rural setting.
• The Cabin in the Woods - A twist on the horror genre combining tropes of survival and horror.
• Suspiria - Contains elements of horror with intense visuals and brutal violence.
• The Conjuring - Involves family confrontation against evil forces, showcasing horror elements.
• Would You Rather - Focuses on a group forced into choices of survival in a deadly game.
• The Bling Ring - Explores youth culture with elements of breaking societal norms in horror context.
• The Human Centipede - Features themes of horrific experimentation and survival.
• The Silence of the Lambs - Involves psychological elements and a cannibalistic antagonist.
• The Grudge - A horror film with intense psychological elements and tragic origins.
• Hellraiser - Deals with pain and suffering, portraying graphic horror themes.
• Psycho - A classic horror film that explores themes of insanity and murder.
• Jaws - Involves characters facing a terrifying predator in a rural-setting.
• The Ring - An iconic horror film with psychological terror and supernatural elements.
• Pet Sematary - Themes of death and resurrection intertwining with horror aspects.
• The Witch - Explores a family's struggle against an unseen evil in a remote context.
• Don't Breathe - Involves characters trapped in a horrifying situation with a dangerous antagonist.
• The Road - Presents a post-apocalyptic struggle for survival against violent threats.