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In this third sequel to slasher classic The Texas Chainsaw
Massacre, four Texas teens are abducted by a family of psychos on
their way home from the senior prom. Bloodshed, torture, and
intrigue ensue. Barry (Tyler Cone) and Sean (John Harrison) meet
their fates quickly, but semi-bimbo Heather (Lisa Newmyer) lasts
long enough to be tortured and burned before having her head
cracked open like a walnut by a mechanical leg. Meanwhile, sweet,
befuddled Jenny (Renee Zellweger) actively resists her captors by
stealing cars, breaking through windows, and jumping off roofs.
Although Leatherface (Robert Jacks), the human skin-wearing
transvestite based on real-life serial killer Ed Gein, is back on
board, the cannibal cast this time out also includes several new
characters, from bionic villain Vilmer (Matthew McConaughey) to
trashy realtor Darla (Tonie Perensky) and literature-quoting flunky
W.E. (Joe Stevens). The plot also adds an X-Files-esque conspiracy
to the basic Chainsaw concept in the form of deformed businessman
Rothman (James Gale), who descends on the family of killers to
critique their torture techniques. Written and directed by original
Massacre scribe Kim Henkel, the film appeared at 1995 festivals in
a 104-minute cut under the title The Return of the Texas Chainsaw
Massacre; after actors Zellweger and McConaughey became Hollywood
stars, the film was re-titled, re-cut, and given a limited
theatrical release in August of 1997. The nine minutes of deleted
footage included scenes of Jenny's troubled home life. Both
versions included brief cameos from Marilyn Burns, Paul Partain,
and John Dugan -- all of whom appeared in Tobe Hooper's original
film. Prodigious litigation preceded the film's re-release,
although both the McConaughey and Zellweger camps denied attempting
to block its release. The film's soundtrack includes a who's who of
local Texas bands. ~ Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide