The Last House on the Left

[Habeas Corpus]

Anyone see this? I heard it is far more faithful to the original than the previews lead one to believe. The 1972 version is disturbing but almost has a cartoon quality to it other than a couple sick scenes. I'm not into the Saw-esque torture porn movies but this one intrigues me.

 

[ArnoldBabar]

I have a lot of problems with the original, but have to admit the previews for the remake have me curious. Looks like it could be just a parental revenge thing like "Taken," though.

 

[KevinmH9]

The previews kind of disturbed me as it seems as this is the same guy who directed "The Hills Have Eyes I & II," which both included some pretty drastic rape, torture scenes. I'll likely see it, but probably after it comes out on DVD.

 

[JackReacher]

Saw the original. Laughed a lot at how awful it was, but I watched the entire thing out of curiosity. I'll prolly see the new one, too.

Wasn't that Craven's first movie?

 

[Small Town Guy]

It got zero stars in the Daily News. First time I'd ever seen that. Have yet to see it myself.

 

[Bob Cook]

The original had one of the greatest (or cheesiest) trailers ever:

 

[User 1019]

Anyone see this? I heard it is far more faithful to the original than the previews lead one to believe. The 1972 version is disturbing but almost has a cartoon quality to it other than a couple sick scenes. I'm not into the Saw-esque torture porn movies but this one intrigues me.

I thought you'd been suspended.

 

[dooley_womack1]

I saw what you did there.

Actually, that'd be a good name for a bad horror movie.

 

[ArnoldBabar]

Anyone see this? I heard it is far more faithful to the original than the previews lead one to believe. The 1972 version is disturbing but almost has a cartoon quality to it other than a couple sick scenes. I'm not into the Saw-esque torture porn movies but this one intrigues me.

I thought you'd been suspended.

Awesome.