The saw is family. NECA’s Horror Icons line drags Leatherface out of the Sawyer slaughterhouse in his butcher’s best — blood-streaked yellow apron, loosened tie, dead man’s grin, and that green chainsaw still wet from work.
The retro cardback is pure Remco-era toy aisle: oversized portrait of the mask, the full figure shot beside it, and the complete production credits underneath — the kind of card you display, not destroy.
Sculpted by Jason Frailey, paint by Jon Wardell, fabrication by Anthony Minichino, directed by Randy Falk and Stefan Folkins — from Tobe Hooper’s 1974 nightmare.
Horror Icon number two in the vault this week — he takes his place next to Michael Myers. The family keeps growing.