The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is a prequel to the 2003 remake of the original 1974 horror film. The movie follows Chrissie and her friends, Eric, Dean, and Bailey, as they set out on a road trip through Texas in 1969.
During their journey, the group encounters a group of bikers who begin to harass them on the road. In an attempt to lose the bikers, Eric swerves the vehicle, causing it to crash and throwing Chrissie from the car.
The group is taken in by Sheriff Hoyt, who brings them to the Hewitt family home. The Hewitt family is a group of cannibalistic murderers who use Leatherface, their deformed younger relative, to carry out their grisly work.
As Chrissie's friends are tortured and killed by the Hewitt family, she manages to escape from their clutches and tries to make her way back to civilization. Along the way, she is pursued by Leatherface, who relentlessly hunts her down.
The movie is a brutal and intense horror film that explores the origins and motivations of Leatherface and the Hewitt family. It features graphic violence and gore, making it unsuitable for younger or more sensitive viewers.