Franchise "Massacre for Chainsaw in Texas" It is soon to get a new home and, according to the deadline, can have up to eight suitors for the rights of Letterface and the gang. From now on, we know what five of the finalists are and everyone has got their advantages and weaknesses. In fact, that's not true. Jordandan Chicken and Monkjais are the perfect match for the material-and after losing Warner Bros. to the "sinners" last year, you could claim that they only deserve this evenly.

With Its provocative title and promise of wanton savagery at a time when horror movies were Starting to Play Extra Rough, It Took a While for Word To Get Out That, 1974 Original Rather, an intensely terrifying Experience that you do so watch as survive - much like its protagonist, Sally hardesty (Marilyn Burns), Who Cackles from the Back of a Speeding Pickup Truck Asks. The Spinning, Raging Leatherface (Gunnar Hansen) has been deceiving the chainsaw in the distance. The sequel to Huper in 1986, "Massacre with Motor Chainsaw in Texas 2", overturned the script, trembling the intestines and Gristle, while adopting a much more comical tone. If you have a strong stomach, it is deceived the pleasure of the image for movement.

After the hawker got out of the series, the Texas chainsaw massacre went through several permutations. The most memorable post-hop entrance to the franchise should be Michael Michael Michael in Texas, "Chainsaw Massacre in Texas", " which grossed $ 107 Million Against a $ 9.5 Million Budget in 2003. Platinum Dunes Lost Interest in the Series After the Poorly Received (and Financiaally Unsuccessful) " To Three Very Different Approaches to the Material in "Texas Chainsaw 3D" ("Do Your Thing, 'Cuz"), "Leatherface" and the unjustly maligned, "The" -less "Texas Massacre".

Since the horror is a multiplex, a post-transient phenomenon, it is difficult to surprise that studies and producers are preparing to look for this franchise for their own. I am a team of chick to all the way, but other bidders are not exactly the sawmill liver. Who else is running, and who hugs the inner path?

There is always a possibility for the interested side to appear in the last second with a killer offer, but from now on, Justinin Kalle at Deadee Kall says that the battle for the rights of the "Texas chainsaw massacre" is between Jordandan Chick/Monkepov, Taylor, Lay/Netflix. While the article claims there is no flagship, Kall tweeted that Sheridan's pitch "gained heat last week".

Roy Lee is an interesting figure here, given that he has been the main player in the genre of horror since the production of US Ring and "mistake". He is obviously included in the A24 ground along with Director "Strange Darling" JT MollnerBut this is for a television show (the one produced by Austin, Texas, Powell, but not a starvet). Lee Netflix pitch is For a movie, but there is no word on who can write or direct.

Oz Perkins became a horror celebration over the past year thanks to Longles and Monkey, but he would only be included as a producer and co-writer of Neon's film. If the chick lost, I wouldn't be upset by Perkins landing the property, just because Brian Bertino ("foreigners") would co-drove, as well as directly. Bertino did not match the greatness of his first film, "Foreigners", but he is definitely one of the most original and unpredictable voices working in the genre right now.

Then there is Taylor Sheridan. Although born in North Carolina, Sheridan was raised in Fort Worth, Texas and made a lonely Starwar state much of his identity through "hell or high water" and "Landman". Sheridan is a television industry thanks to the franchise "Yellowstone", most of which he personally writes. I'm not a fan of the show, but people who have been together for that driving since the first episode often complain that it clearly spreads too slim. While Deadline claims that he will only produce everything he does with the property, I could see him turning on the side of writing things.

This brings us to chick and monkypav. Why are they best suited for the "chainsaw massacre in Texas?"

Almost all involved in this competition are respected in the horror community, but none of them made films at the level of "Exits", "Us" and "No". As a producer (that is, for the time being, everything that would be on the "chainsaw massacre in Texas"), that sheep a very good sequel to "Candiman" on the screen directed by Nia Dacosta. If you've ever read an interview with a chick, you know that he loves the genre, especially respects the Huper film, and will almost certainly move forward with the greatest care and respect for the franchise. Also, he only seems to be diametrically opposed to giving the movie things that he thinks they want and instead go with the intestines.

However, I also like the way chick is thinking, and he looks like the man who is most daring deals with the socio -political elements of the series. HOPER "Texas Chain Pil Massacre" It was perfectly timed to deal with the death of the hippie culture in the shadow of the seemingly unstoppable meat grinder from the Vietnam war. America loses again. Bad. I want to see the chick and the mankeam that oppose it with f ***-you money through universal. Or, you know, just do everything you want to do. He is one of the best directors of horror alive. Let it cook chili.