Psycho hillbilly farm family pursues, tortures, and kills their city-slicker guests in extremely graphically gory ways. George Romero’s son obviously learned a few things from his father, and this movie is alright for what it is—although editing is not among them, the editing is notably terrible in places.
But Texas Chainsaw Massacre pretty much obviated the need for anyone to make this movie, 50 years ago. This doesn’t succeed in any way that that movie didn’t, and doesn’t in some ways that it did.