Rating: R
Length: 84 minutes

Widescreen 1.85:1 Color (Anamorphic)
Fullscreen

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono

English, French, Spanish

Two teenage girls head to the big city for a rock concert. Unfortunately for them, they run into a group of escaped prisoners and a couple of their friends. They are abducted and all kinds of nasty things happen to them.

This is one of, if not the, original slasher films. The special effects (gore) are actually quite good for a 1972 film.

A very thin plot performed by amateur actors.

• Introduction by Wes Craven
• Audio Commentary by the Director and Producer
• Featurette: "It's Only a Movie: The Making of The Last House on the Left"
• Outtakes & Dailies
• Forbidden Footage
• Theatrical Trailer

The main claim to fame for this film is that it's the first film directed by horror legend Wes Craven. If you're one of his fans you'll want take the time to check it out. If you're not, you might want to look elsewhere.

Wes Craven   [A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Hills Have Eyes (1977), Vampire in Brooklyn]

Marshall Anker - Sheriff

Cynthia Carr - Estelle Collingwood

Sandra Cassel - Mari Collingwood

Ray Edwards - Postman

Lucy Grantham - Phyllis Stone

David Hess - Krug Stillo

Martin Kove - Deputy

[Rambo: First Blood Part II]

Fred J. Lincoln - Fred 'Weasel' Podowski

Jeramie Rain - Sadie

Marc Sheffler - Junior Stillo

Gaylord St. James - Dr. John Collingwood

Ada Washington - Ada, chicken coop truck driver