Hollywood history is littered with major A-list stars making some of their earliest appearances in low budget horror movies that get trashed by critics, with everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio and George Clooney to Jennifer Aniston and Johnny Depp dealing with blood, guts, and gore during their formative years in the industry. Despite its status as part of an iconic franchise, the lasting legacy of Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation is undoubtedly the success eventually found by its two leads.
The fourth installment in the Leatherface saga was initially released as The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but pivoted to try and cash in on the unstoppable rise of Matthew McConaughey and Rnee Zellweger after its initial run, who headlined the cast as prom-going teenager Jenny and the psychopathic Vilmer Slaughter.
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