The Last House on the Left [Blu-ray] [2009]

Great horror remake lots of violence and gore you have been warned

Love getting dvds so cheap to add to my collection

This movie was exhilarating and exciting Seen both the 1972 and 2009 version

I actually like this better than the original. Original is a little too visceral for me. This new one packs an emotional punch with a very satisfying payoff.

I thought this was a horror movie. It was pretty good though. Those guys got exactly what they deserved. Sad at first but the revenge the woman gets make it worth it

Bought this movie because I love the original movie. The remake was good but original was better. Over all a good watch for a horror fan.

I own both the original and the remake. The remake is by far better. The original was slow boring with bad dialog

Two teen girls named Mari (Sarah Paxton) and Paige (Martha Maclsaac) were out in the city to have a good time but when they meet a few crooks named Krug (Garret Dillahunt), Justine (Spencer Treat Clark), Francis (Aaron Paul) and Sadie (Riki Lindhome) as they kidnap the girls. They take them away from the city only to kill them but after the dirty business they seek shelter in the home of a married couple (Tony Goldwyn and Monica Potter) but unfortunately they are the parents of Mari whom have survived and now the parents seek to destroy the maniacs. this was a Brilliant and well done remake of a 1972 cult favorite which was good but outdated, afterall there has been some excellent films of the 70's that have stood the test of time like "Halloween", "The Exorcist", "Jaws" etc. but "Last House" wasn't one of them. The original was based on Igmar Bergman's swedish arthouse film "The Virgin Spring" but this one was a vast improvement on the badly acted yet comical at times 1972 version as this movie was serious without a bit of humor. The acting here is just excellent and the original producers Wes Craven with Sean S. Cunningham collabrate together once again to produce this redux but made it better. The sequences is as shocking yet more realistic then the one in the original but not as graphic as the 10 minute in "I Spit on Your Grave" which was worse then the one here and was better then the 1972 Last House movie even "House on The Edge of the Park" was better then Last House 1972. This Blu-Ray gives off excellent picture and sound quality in perfect quality and both unrated and theatrical cuts with only a few extras like behind the scenes, deleted scenes and BD-live, this movie is one of the greatest horror remakes ever and one of the best horror movies of the decade.