[Machine Translation] 50 years since its release in Japan! The original film, a milestone in horror film history, has been vividly restored in a 4K digitally remastered version! In 1975, Japanese audiences were frozen by the raw insanity on the screen of "The Devil's Sacrifice," considered one of the greatest horror films ever made. Violence that defies logic and mercy, ear-splitting chainsaw screams. It was an experience that struck the viewer's brain directly with the raw material of the emotion of "fear. A group of young travelers stop by a house in rural Texas and encounter a family of murderers. The tragedy is based on an actual incident. This was the commercial debut of Tobe Hooper, who left moviegoers around the world traumatized with a sense of inescapable despair. The origin of all horror began here. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the film's release in Japan, the most important horror film in the history of horror films has been vividly restored to the screen. This remastered version is based on the version supervised by director Tobe Hooper for the 40th anniversary in 2014. 40th anniversary restoration is a 4K scan of the original 16mm film negative. Scratches, dirt, and debris on the film were painstakingly removed using digital technology to achieve a clean image. In the restoration of the 50th anniversary edition, the materials from the 40th anniversary edition were used with the latest imaging technology to enhance the dark details, the dry Texas sunlight, and the vivid color expression. The audio also maximized the original's intended horror. --Five young men are on a road trip through rural Texas. At an old house they stop at, they encounter Leatherface, a large man wearing a human skin mask, and his family. With nowhere to run, the chainsaw roars and the party of madness begins...! Audio Features: Commentary ( 1 ) Tobe Hooper, Daniel Pearl, Gunnar Hansen ( 1995 ), Commentary ( 2 ) Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, Allen Danziger, Robert A. Burns ( 2003 ), Commentary ( 3 ) Tobe Hooper ( 2014), Commentary ( 4 ) Daniel Pearl, J. Larry Carroll, Ted Nicolau ( 2014). Three postcards enclosed. The 40th anniversary edition has been upgraded with the latest technology. 4K ULTRA HD cannot be played on conventional Blu-ray and DVD equipment. To playback this content, a recorder (or player) compatible with the ULTRA HD Blu-ray standard is required. HDR can also be viewed on non-HDR 4K TVs and HDTVs, but in these cases, SDR (conventional color gamut) will be used.