Das letzte Haus links

Originaltitel: The Last House on the Left

1972
R
1 Std. 24 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,8/10

41.560

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Sandra Peabody in Das letzte Haus links (1972)

Two teenage girls heading to a rock concert for one's birthday try to score marijuana in the city, where they are kidnapped and brutalized by a gang of psychotic convicts.

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Zwei Mädchen im Teenageralter gehen zu einem Rockkonzert zum Geburtstag. Beim Versuch, Marihuana in der Stadt zu kaufen, werden sie von einer Bande psychotischer Sträflinge entführt und brut... Alles lesenZwei Mädchen im Teenageralter gehen zu einem Rockkonzert zum Geburtstag. Beim Versuch, Marihuana in der Stadt zu kaufen, werden sie von einer Bande psychotischer Sträflinge entführt und brutalisiert.Zwei Mädchen im Teenageralter gehen zu einem Rockkonzert zum Geburtstag. Beim Versuch, Marihuana in der Stadt zu kaufen, werden sie von einer Bande psychotischer Sträflinge entführt und brutalisiert.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,8/10

41.560

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Mari Collingwood
(as Sandra Cassell)

Lucy Grantham

Phyllis Stone

David Hess

Krug Stillo
(as David A. Hess)

Fred J. Lincoln

Fred 'Weasel' Podowski
(as Fred Lincoln)

Jeramie Rain

Sadie

Marc Sheffler

Junior Stillo

Richard Towers

Dr. John Collingwood
(as Gaylord St. James)

Cynthia Carr

Estelle Collingwood

Ada Washington

Marshall Anker

Sheriff

Martin Kove

Deputy

Ray Edwards

Postman

Jonathan Craven

Boy with Balloon
(Nicht genannt)

Anthony J. Forcelli

Ice Cream Store Clerk
(Nicht genannt)

Steve Miner

Hippie Taunting Deputy
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
A mixture of red and blue food coloring mixed with caramel syrup was used for the fake blood, which contrary to most film "blood," actually looks real.

Patzer
Mari breathes and moves when her parents find her body (the original intention was that she should still be alive at this point and would identify her attackers before dying).

Zitate
Estelle Collingwood: Mari tells me you're from Manhattan. What does your father do?
Phyllis Stone: Oh, my parents are in the iron and steal business.
Estelle Collingwood: Iron and steel both together? How unusual.
Phyllis Stone: Well, my mother irons and my father steals.

Crazy Credits
Opening text: "The events you are about to witness are true. Names and locations have been changed to protect those individuals still living."

Alternative Versionen
The 1982 British release on the Replay video label omitted the scene where the sheriff and the deputy try to hitch a ride on Ada's chicken wagon, and the end credits were missing - though the now familiar 'freeze frames' of the principal actors appear, no credits are superimposed over them, and the final song continues to play over a completely black screen. In terms of gore and violence, the print Replay used was uncut.

Verbindungen
Edited into Snuff (1977)

Soundtracks
The Road Leads to Nowhere
Lyrics and Music by Steve Chapin & David Hess
Performed by David Hess

Benutzerrezensionen558

Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

"Classic"

Every horror movie claims for themselves that they kicked off something. Be it the slasher genre, be it the "let's go all in and not censor ourselves", be it the body count, gore, nudity, organs on display or whatever else you can imagine. In this case it is more the idea - although there are some short glimpses of visual and very explicit imagery.

Wes Craven and Sean Cunnigham (who worked together on this and then went ahead to make two of the most iconic horror/movie villains of all time respectively - Freddy Kruger and Jason Vorhees) may feel like they wanted more or rather be more diverse. Do movies in other genres - but I do think they can be happy with their career. And it started with a very controversial and evil little movie like this one.

The villains here are as despicable as they can get and the one moment where Wes claims they have a point of no return - well let's just say they are already past that way before that moment. So this is raw, it lacks sense in many respects and you can see there was not a big budget involved. But through it all you can feel the effect until today the movie had ... because of its success and because it was rough and did not really follow any rules