Celebrate 50 years of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre with the Pretty Woman Leatherface Knocker by NECA. Official hand-painted resin collectible with bobbling action.
£35.00
1 in stock
Celebrate 50 years of horror history with the Pretty Woman Leatherface Knocker by NECA. Inspired by Tobe Hooper’s groundbreaking 1974 classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, this officially licensed collectible pays tribute to one of cinema’s most infamous horror icons.
Widely regarded as one of the most influential slasher films ever made, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre shocked audiences with its raw intensity and unforgettable villain. As a result, Leatherface became one of the genre’s defining characters, inspiring generations of horror films that followed.
This detailed Head Knocker depicts Leatherface wearing his iconic “Pretty Woman” mask and smart dress suit from the film’s unforgettable dinner sequence. Standing over 9 inches tall, the Pretty Woman Leatherface Knocker is expertly cast in high-quality resin. In addition, every figure is individually hand painted to recreate the character’s unsettling appearance with exceptional accuracy.
Unlike a traditional statue, this Head Knocker features a spring-mounted upper body. Consequently, Leatherface’s chainsaw-wielding torso rocks back and forth with every movement, creating a display piece that is both interactive and unmistakably eye-catching.
Furthermore, the impressive sculpt captures every disturbing detail, from the tailored suit and infamous mask to the chainsaw held firmly in his hands. It also makes a striking centrepiece alongside other horror collectibles, especially items celebrating the legacy of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The figure arrives in premium collector packaging with a stylish matte finish and spot gloss detailing. Therefore, it looks superb whether you choose to display it inside the box or proudly on your shelf.
Finally, if you’re a fan of classic horror cinema, the Pretty Woman Leatherface Knocker is an essential addition to your collection. It honours one of the genre’s most enduring villains and celebrates a film that changed horror forever.
