for them to escape. Erin and Morgan find an abandoned shack in the woods, and barricade themselves inside. Leatherface breaks in and discovers Erin, but Morgan attacks Leatherface, who hangs him from a chandelier by his handcuffs, and cuts through his groin with the chainsaw. Erin escapes into the woods with Leatherface in tow. She finds a slaughterhouse and attacks Leatherface with a meat cleaver, severing his right arm. Erin runs outside and flags down a trucker, whom she tries to convince to drive away from the Hewitt house, but he stops to find help at the gas station. Erin sees Luda Mae & Hoyt talk to the trucker while Henrietta watches the baby. But as Henrietta walks outside to give Luda Mae her raincoat, Erin sneaks the baby out of the eatery, and places her in the sheriff's car. Erin hot-wires the car and Hoyt tries to stop her, but she runs him over repeatedly until he is dead. Leatherface suddenly appears in the road and slashes the car with his chainsaw, but Erin escapes with the baby. Two days later, two officers investigating the Hewitt house are killed by Leatherface, and a narrator states that the case remains open. Cast Jessica Biel as Erin Jonathan Tucker as Morgan Erica Leerhsen as Pepper Mike Vogel as Andy Eric Balfour as Kemper Andrew Bryniarski as Thomas Hewitt R. Lee Ermey as Sheriff Hoyt David Dorfman as Jedidiah Lauren German as Teenage Girl Terrence Evans as Old Monty Marietta Marich as Luda Mae Heather Kafka as Henrietta Kathy Lamkin as Tea Lady in Trailer Brad Leland as Big Rig Bob Mamie Meek as Clerk John Larroquette as Narrator Production Development On December 5, 2001, Creature Corner.com reported that Michael Bay's newly created company Platinum Dunes (which was created in order to produce low-budget films), had set its focus on remaking The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Early announcements on the site indicated that the story would be told in flashback with actress Marilyn Burns, who starred in the original film, reprising her role as an aged Sally Hardesty recounting the events in the film. It was later announced that the filmmakers had already purchased the rights to the original film. Early in the film's production the original filmmakers Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel would be writing a script for the film, but it was unknown at the time whether or not their