Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries:
  • Track One: Writer-Producer-Director Tobe Hooper, Actor Gunnar Hansen, and Cinematrographer Daniel Pearl.
  • Track Two: Production Designer Robert Burns and Actors Marilyn Burns, Allen Danziger, and Paul A. Partain.
  • Track Three: Writer-Producer-Director Tobe Hooper.
  • Track Four: Cinematographer Daniel Pearl, Editor J. Larry Carroll, and Sound Recordist Ted Nicolaou.

Disc Two:

• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Shocking Truth (480i, 1:12:49)

• Flesh Wounds: Seven Stories of the Saw (480i, 1:11:42)

• A Tour of the TCSM House with Gunnar Hansen (480i, 8:03)

• Off the Hook with Teri McMinn (1080p, 17:02)

• The Business of Chain Saw: An Interview with Production Manager Ron Bozman (480i, 16:27): The industry veteran speaks on his work on the film, which includes the demands of the job, life on the set and stories from the shoot, the chain saw prop, legal disputes and conflicts following the film's release, his career post-film with emphasis on his work on The Silence of the Lambs, the film's legacy, and more.

• New Deleted Scenes & Outtakes (1080p, 4:3, 15:07): A number of scenes presented silently due to missing production audio.

• Grandpa's Tales: An Interview with John Dugan (1080p, 15:48): The actor who portrayed "Grandpa" discusses the character as described to him in the pitch, makeup, his shooting schedule and work on the set, additional tasks on the film, life on set, Tobe Hooper's work, his work with the cast, the film's legacy and his unique take on it as a member of the cast, and more.

• Cutting Chain Saw: An Interview with Editor J. Larry Carroll (1080p, 10:47): Carroll shares stories from the set, including his work with Hooper, life on the set and the challenges posed by the Texas heat, the length of the shoot and the demands on the filmmakers, and work after the film.

• Deleted Scenes & Outtakes (480i, 25:23)

• Blooper Reel (480i, 2:22)
  

• Outtakes from "The Shocking Truth" (480i, 7:40)

• Horror's Hallowed Grounds: TCSM (480i, 4:3, 20:19): From 2006: Host Sean Clark takes viewers on a tour of the areas seen in the film.

• Dr. W.E. Barnes Presents "Making Grandpa" (1080p, 2:45)
  

• Still Gallery (1080p, 2:27).

• Trailers:
  • 40th Anniversary Trailer (1080p, 1:38)
  • Trailer 1 (480i, 1:43)
  • Trailer 2 (480i, 1:31).

• TV & Radio Spots (480i)
  • TV Spot 1 (0:35)
  • TV Spot 2 (0:33)
  • TV Spot 3 (0:37)
  • Radio Spot 1 (0:32)
  • Radio Spot 2 (0:32).

It has been called "grisly," "sick," and "perverse," as well as "raw," "unshakeable," and "the movie that redefined horror." It was attacked by churches, banned by governments, and acclaimed by only the bravest of critics. It stunned audiences worldwide and set a new standard in movie terror forever. In 1974, writer-producer-director Tobe Hooper unleashed this dark, visionary tale about a group of five young friends who face a nightmare of torment at the hands of a depraved Texas clan. Today it remains unequaled as a landmark of outlaw filmmaking and unparalleled in its impact as perhaps the most frightening motion picture ever made.