It was just over two months ago that Gun Interactive's Texas Chain Saw Massacre released, bringing Leatherface to life in all of his slasher glory--much like the company did in 2017 with Jason Voorhees and Friday the 13th: The Game. Now, with spooky season reaching its climax, we sat down with Gun president Wes Keltner and creative director Ronnie Hobbs to talk all things horror, adapting the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, and how much of that series they're allowed to play with.

When it was first announced that Gun would be publishing a Texas Chain Saw Massacre game, fans of the movies knew that, at the very least, we'd get Leatherface in the game. But there are nine films in the franchise, including sequels, reboots, and even sequels to the reboots. The latest entry in the series--Netflix's 2022 dud Texas Chainsaw Massacre--was a sequel to the first movie, like 2018's Halloween did with that series, dispensing of everything that followed.

When it comes to the game, though, everything but the original film is currently off the table, no matter how much we all want a Chop Top skin from the second film.