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raigraphixs
01-03-2003, 5:37 PM
Hi,

I see The Last House of the Left is coming out by Anchor Bay on double disc. Is this film any good, I never caught it years back.


Also the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (uncut) is back with a all new Special Edition, with 72min documentary and more.


cheers

rai

bobbles
02-03-2003, 1:53 AM
i bought this a while back

I think it is a nasty little film

poorly filmed, poorly acted


avoid


IMO :)

KRRK
02-03-2003, 3:47 AM
Ahh. Don't know which one you are on about, but I thought they were both superbly filmed, well, TCM is at least. A matter of taste, to be sure, but they are both quite unique and disturbing horror films.

If your tastes run only to mainstream, Scream/Friday 13th/Final Destination type films, then avoid like the plague, but if you have any interest in exploitation/underground film making, then these are bona fide classics and need to be seen.

IMO of course. :)

bobbles
02-03-2003, 2:18 PM
sorry

Last house


TCM was a far superior film


superbly filmed???

LH looks like a 5 year old has filmed it and a 16 year old directing

KRRK
02-03-2003, 9:03 PM
Well, agreed TCM is much better.

I thought 'Last House...' had a good raw style, though. I'm not sure that Wes Craven was much more than 16! :)

bobbles
02-03-2003, 11:09 PM
well both make I spit on your grave look like oscar winners


possibly the nastiest vile poor film I have ever had the displeasure to watch

KRRK
03-03-2003, 1:39 AM
Agreed again, I never managed to watch 'I Spit...' all the way through without fast forwarding!

Rambo John J
03-03-2003, 12:24 PM
Originally posted by raigraphixs
Hi,

I see The Last House of the Left is coming out by Anchor Bay on double disc. Is this film any good, I never caught it years back.



This would be the UK version. It's cut.
It's also awful. A very uncomfortable mix of rape/murder/revenge....and slapstick comedy, if you can believe that.