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

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning - Like 'Leatherface,' it serves as a prequel to the original, continuing the legacy of horror.
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - A direct classic from which 'Leatherface' draws inspiration, focusing on the terrifying family of killers.
• Wrong Turn - Features a group of friends encountering a terrifying family of cannibals in a remote area.
• House of 1000 Corpses - Involves a gruesome family of murderers in a horror plot filled with violence and dark humor.
• The Hills Have Eyes - Centers on a family being hunted by cannibals in a similar backwoods horror setting.
• The Devil's Rejects - A film that features an infamous family of killers, reminiscent of Leatherface's backdrop.
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 - A sequel that further explores the chaotic and bloody world introduced in the original.
• I Spit on Your Grave - Both films share themes of extreme violence and terror faced by individuals in isolated scenarios.
• Friday the 13th - Classic slasher that similarly features a masked killer and an isolated setting filled with terror.
• A Nightmare on Elm Street - Another horror classic that delves into the terrifying world of killers targeting young victims.
• The Strangers - Involves a home invasion scenario where the victims are hunted in a menacing manner, echoing the horror vibe.
• Sleepaway Camp - A slasher film similar in style and tone, involving summer camps and brutal killings.
• Hatchet - Features an iconic slasher character and a group of people trapped in a terrifying situation.
• Mama - Involves themes of isolation and horror surrounding dark family secrets and entities.
• Them - Describes a terrifying scenario involving strangers tormenting an isolated group.
• The Purge - Features a violent scenario where families fight for survival against external threats.
• You’re Next - Involves a home invasion with brutal confrontations reminiscent of terror in 'Leatherface.'
• The Last House on the Left - Similar in graphic violence and the revenge theme woven into a horror storyline.
• The Haunting in Connecticut - Explores dark family secrets and terrifying experiences in a disturbing setting.
• Saw - Includes elements of horror, survival, and gruesome scenarios that parallel 'Leatherface.'
• Scream - A metahorror film that echoes slasher themes and features iconic killers.
• Candyman - Explores terrifying folklore and a relentless killer, similar in atmosphere to 'Leatherface.'
• Evil Dead - This film involves a group of friends confronting evil in an isolated setting with terrifying consequences.
• Psycho - Focuses on a disturbed individual carrying out murders, drawing parallels to the killer in 'Leatherface.'
• I Know What You Did Last Summer - Involves a group of friends being hunted by a killer, embodying elements of slasher horror.
• Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - A horror-comedy twist on the slasher concept with misunderstandings and gruesome humor.
• The Collector - Features a relentless killer and a victim trying to survive in a heart-pounding atmosphere.
• Gehenna: Where Death Lives - Involves a sinister set of circumstances with horror elements that resonate with 'Leatherface.'
• Insidious - Incorporates themes of haunting and loss, contributing a deep psychological horror element.
• The Conjuring - British slasher features supernatural horror within a family theme similar to that in 'Leatherface.'
• The Babadook - Explores psychological horror themes related to family trauma, similar to Leatherface's chilling atmosphere.
• The Amityville Horror - Ghosts and family haunted scenarios parallel the themes of dread and horror in 'Leatherface.'
• The Autopsy of Jane Doe - Features an eerie atmosphere with supernatural elements that aligns with the horror aesthetic.
• Midsommar - Delves into psychological terror within a family and community's twisted traditions.
• Hostel - Explores themes of extreme violence and horror, much like the fear induced by 'Leatherface.'
• The Cabin in the Woods - A blend of horror elements and self-awareness that touches on slasher tropes.
• Sinister - Merges horror and dark family secrets, enveloped in anxiety and haunting visuals.
• Final Destination - Includes themes of survival and horror that resonate with the intensity in 'Leatherface.'
• Light as a Feather - A series incorporating dark themes of death and horror surrounding group dynamics.
• Fear Street Trilogy - Looks deeply into the horror genre, featuring different timelines and horror elements that echo 'Leatherface.'
• The Conjuring 2 - Follows haunting horror themes involving family and fear deeply resonant in the genre.
• A Quiet Place - Features survival against horrifying creatures in a tense, isolating atmosphere.
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Leatherface - Delves into the origin of the iconic character, providing a deep exploration similar to 'Leatherface.'