Drayton "Cook" Sawyer, portrayed by Jim Siedow, appears in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. He appears in Texas Chainsaw 3D, played by Bill Moseley, and a younger version, played by Dimo ​​Alexiev, appears in the 2017 prequel, Leatherface.

In all of his appearances, Drayton appears as an antagonist. Mentally unstable and murderous, Drayton and his family of fellow cannibals live in the forests of Texas, preying on travelers whom he and his kin capture and devour, selling some of their meat to unwary people. He also gets angry at Leatherface for ruining his door. Drayton's name was only mentioned in the second film, with the first referring to him simply as Cook and Old Man.

drayton is the patriarch of a family of cannibals,

personnality of nubbins :Sadistic and violent, he is generally one of the most threatening characters in the franchise, unintelligent and behaving erratically. Nubbins also has a strange speech impediment and a large birthmark on the left side of his face. His speech impediment came from the actor who played him, Edwin Neal, who played the hitchhiker in the role of a person with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

personnality of bubba : Not much is known about Leatherface's past or what he did before becoming a mass murderer. Gunnar Hansen, who played the character in the original 1974 film, considers Leatherface to be "completely under the control of his family. He will do anything they tell him to do. He's a little afraid of them." In the documentary The Shocking Truth, Tobe Hooper portrays Leatherface as a "big baby" who kills in self-defense because he feels threatened. In the first movie, Leatherface shows his fear when new people enter his home.