The group of five stops to pick her up and to their surprise the troubled girl shoots herself in the head leaving them stuck in a town corrupted by the psychotic Hewitt family. Another significant difference between the two films is a noticeable change in characters. Between the two films there is really only one character that goes unchanged, Thom Hewitt, or otherwise known as "leather face"...
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Between the two films there is really only one character that goes unchanged, Thom Hewitt, or otherwise known as "leather face". One of what I found to be Nispel's biggest mistakes was in changing the Hewitt family. In the 1974 version Hooper is able to create a dark sense of humor through the Hewitt family by giving them strange characteristics such as cannibalism...
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