Cait
Well-Known Member
OH MY GOD, I'd completely repressed that memory! We own the older version of The Last House on the Left and we popped it in not too long ago and I couldn't... I couldn't watch that. The first 15 minutes, it was far, far too brutal. We turned it off and everyone was bawling (everyone being me, my wife, and our roomie John. A GUY. Okay so he wasn't blubbering but he was the one to say "Can we please just not watch this?" as he jumped up and just shut the TV off). There's just no way. I don't understand how someone could watch something like that, and come away and go "That was a great movie". It was way, way too disturbing. I could never, ever attempt that again. Ever. We had no clue that's what it was about, it just looked like a good scary movie, which we all love. Now we always read the backs of the cases like normal people. But we figured if we owned it, someone had watched it before right, and it couldn't have been that bad. WRONG. SO WRONG.
And the new version is the same story, but as you can imagine in this day in age, it is probably far more graphic and violent. When I heard they were coming out with a remake I was just floored. It was a horrendous experience and I didn't even watch all of it. I can't imagine even trying to watch the new one!
And the new version is the same story, but as you can imagine in this day in age, it is probably far more graphic and violent. When I heard they were coming out with a remake I was just floored. It was a horrendous experience and I didn't even watch all of it. I can't imagine even trying to watch the new one!