In retaliation, Timmy grabs an axe and proceeds to gruesomely hack his fuming mommy up into bloody bits. As he quietly and harmlessly snaps the pieces together, his mother walks in and erupts in anger at the boy, threatening to burn the filth Timmy is playing with. Pieces picks up in 1942, with a young boy named Timmy assembling a puzzle of a nude pin-up girl. While it may not be nearly as terrifying as Tobe HooperвЂ™s 1974 masterpiece The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Pieces is a extravagant effort that continues to win over cult horror buffs with its ominous synthesizer score, fluid attack sequences, cheese-filled dubbing, and shriek-inducing climax that leaves your jaw cemented to the floor. ItвЂ™s a treat for those who absolutely adore their exploitation films with geysers of gore and an abundance of topless babes sprinting around as a chainsaw growls just inches behind them. Boasting the gruesome taglines, вЂњItвЂ™s exactly what you think it isвЂќ and вЂњYou donвЂ™t have to go to Texas for a chainsaw massacre,вЂќ Pieces goes for the jugular vein with its violence, never cutting away from the skin-shredding brutality and chainsaw carnage that fills the screen.

Directed by Juan Piquer SimГіn, Pieces is one of the most savage and downright hilarious slasher movies from the movement-one made all the more likable through its flaws in logic and itвЂ™s seemingly insatiable bloodlust.

Among the numbers were hockey-mask clad madmen, scarred dream-world psychopaths, and slumber party massacres, but the bad boy of them all had to be 1982вЂ™s Spanish bloodbath Pieces. In the 1980s, the horror genre was besieged by an array of drive-in and grindhouse slasher movies.

Pieces 1982 chainsaw scene