‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre‘ is an exciting addition to the slasher movie genre. It is the ninth installment in the eponymous franchise and a 1974 film sequel with the same name. A few decades after the tragic events of 1973, San Francisco-based businessman Melody decided to take a business trip to Harlow, Texas, with her friends and younger sister Lila. However, their arrival marks the return of the famous serial Leatherface killer, who reappears after many years and follows the band.
In her murderous episode, Leatherface finds an unexpected enemy in Sally Hardesty, the only survivor of her previous attack. Thus begins a war between his blood lust and his need for revenge, which results in further destruction for Melody and her friends.
Standing behind Texas rustic, the visuals of the movie help build the narrative intensity. Fans of the franchise are eager to know where a ninth of it was recorded. However, here are all the details for the recording of the ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre.’
Texas Chainsaw Massacre Movie Filming Locations
The ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ was completely recorded in the beautiful country of Bulgaria, especially in Sofia. The film’s main filming began on August 17, 2020, and ended on October 2020. The cast and crew had a wonderful time working together and exploring peaceful surroundings.
Bulgaria
The ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ was recorded primarily in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Actors and staff may be filmed at Nu Boyana Film Studios, located at 84 Kumata Street, Cinema Center Boyana. Another location where the film was filmed was at the Sofia Center. The town is located west of the Iskar River in the town of Sofia, at the foot of Mount Vitosha. It is a large religious and historical center, inhabited by people from as far back as 7000 BC.
Sofia’s architecture is a mix of Ottoman, Greek, Soviet, and Roman styles as well as a modern cityscape. Its outstanding tourist landmarks include the Museum of Socialist Arts, Sofia Central Mineral Baths, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Serdica Amphitheater, and Vasil Levski National Stadium.
Sofia is a famous recording studio due to its incomparable natural beauty that combines mineral springs and surrounding mountains. In addition, it provides major permits on tax and production costs and has a large network of skilled artists and staff. Several films such as ‘The Protégé,’ ‘After We Fell,’ ‘Jolt,’ and ‘Till Death’ were recorded in Sofia.
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