Glen Powell has publicly confirmed his role as a producer on the highly anticipated Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot, shedding light on the project’s progress. The actor’s involvement with the horror series was recently confirmed by production company A24, which is developing this new installment under the direction of JT Mollner.
Details of Powell’s Role and Project Development
The 37-year-old star, known for his roles in Running Man and Twisters, shared insights in an interview with Variety, affirming his producer status. Powell emphasized the dedication of the creative team behind the reboot.
“The creators are passionate about the project. They have a very strong vision. Everybody around really care. When you have that sort of group mentality protecting something like that; I care about it everybody cares about it,”
he said.
Powell also described the development process as lengthy but promising. He conveyed optimism about what fans can expect, adding,
“I know we’re going to do something really special with it. I’m feeling very very good. It was a long process to get there, but I know we have something really fun ahead.”
Speculation and Upcoming Projects
When asked whether he would portray the iconic Leatherface villain, Powell did not confirm and shifted the conversation away from roles. Beyond this reboot, he is preparing to appear alongside Margaret Qualley in the film How to Make a Killing, marking another upcoming project in his career.
The announcement of Powell’s involvement and A24’s acquisition marks an important step forward for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, promising a fresh take while honoring the series’ legacy. Fans and horror enthusiasts can look forward to a project shaped by passionate creators and a dedicated team, suggesting a meaningful addition to the genre’s landscape.
