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Two young men Eric and Dean are spending their last weekend with their girlfriends Christie and Bailey before entering the overseas war. They have a car accident and three of them are kidnapped by the local sheriff to his house. Christie follows them in order to save their friends without noticed of starting a horror journey in the house of an insane murder.
It's actually closer to the original Chainsaw than its immediate predecessor, but it still relies on more on physical torture than the psychological terror that made the original - or any genuinely scary movie - so effective.
The original "Chain Saw Massacre" spoke, in unsettling terms, to middle America's growing contempt for the '60s counter-culture, but no deeper meaning can be ascribed to this mayhem. It's just a joyless technical exercise.
This is the Texas chainsaw massacre, not the Texas chainsaw misunderstanding. Nothing castrates a bogeyman like cheap-Freud psychology, and Leatherface possesses no greater power than a hulking professional-wrestling heel. A low point in American horror.