Overview
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre rights, held by Verve on behalf of Exurbia Films, are being shopped to potential filmmakers and studios for new projects.
- Actor Glen Powell has shown interest in a potential reboot, particularly if it involves director JT Mollner, known for his work on Strange Darling.
- Filmmakers such as Andy Muschietti, director of the It films, are also reportedly interested in developing a new installment in the franchise.
- Studios including A24, Lionsgate, and Neon are exploring opportunities to acquire the rights, highlighting the franchise's enduring appeal.
- The nine-film series, which debuted in 1974, has grossed $248 million collectively, with its most recent Netflix sequel in 2022 failing to reignite the brand's momentum.