When their suspicions finally were confirmed, vigilantes torched the Sawyer compound and killed every member of the family - or so they thought. With a story credited to Stephen Susco, Adam Marcus, and Debra Sullivan, and a screenplay by Marcus, Sullivan, and Kirsten Elms, Texas Chainsaw 3D has the following synopsis:ĭecades ago, residents of Newt, Texas, long suspected that the Sawyer family was responsible for the disappearances of many people. … There’s issues on (every project), but these were more severe. There were a lot of challenges on that project, like there are on every project by the way, but it taught me about what happens when things go wrong, what happens when things go right, why did they go wrong, why shouldn’t they have happened, how does the studio get involved when something goes wrong, how studios interact with projects. She also counts her time on Texas Chainsaw 3D as a learning experience because I was of a certain age where going off with a bunch of people your age and working was very exciting.' I had a really unique experience shooting that film … I was young and I was having trouble getting work, and I was very excited to book the job and be working. While she may not have been a fan of that line from the film, Daddario said she is

It’s supposed to be silly and the audience is supposed to laugh and be scared and whatever.' I wanted to cut the line, ‘Do your thing, cuz.’ Do you remember that line where I say, ‘Do your thing, cuz,’ and then throw him the chainsaw? And the producer was like, ‘This is the movie,’ you know? And so I think that that’s just what the movie is. She revealed that she did not want to speak that memorable line, saying, At one point you have a potential victim telling Leatherface 'Welcome to Texas, motherf*cker!' despite the fact that he's one of the state's most famous longtime residents, and in another scene our heroine Heather (Alexandra Daddario) gives a chainsaw to Leatherface, who she has just found out is her cousin, and tells him 'Do your thing, cuz!'ĭaddario is currently doing press for both the film Die in a Gunfight and the HBO series The White Lotus, and during an interview with Collider the subject of Texas Chainsaw 3D came up. There are a couple lines of dialogue from director John Luessenhop's Texas Chainsaw 3D (watch it HERE) that stick in the minds of viewers, but they're not remembered because they're good lines.

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