the last house on the left is a very disturbing movie that's not for kids at all this movie is only for adults the violence is brutal, bloody and intense and there's one graphic rape sex scene that's very disturbing and hard to watch and there's nudity shown character's used constant strong language like crazy and character's drink and smoke such as marijuana, beer, wine, and hard liquor.

I am a fifteen year old, and I honestly can say that I love this movie, however I will say it's definately not a good movie for those who can't handle gore or feel uncomfortable with a rape scene in a movie. I think it's up to the parents. If I was a father right now I wouldn't have a problem with my kids watching it as long as they're mature and can handle it.

First off this is not for kids, it's graphic sadistic violence, rape, sexual content and drug use and intensive continous scenes of intense peril and danger are not something you would want to share with kids below 17. The movie starts off with a brutal car crash and when Mari (Sara Paxton) goes to spend time with her friend Paige (Martha Macisaac) they get kidnapped by a villain called Krug (Garrett Dillahunt) and his company torments both and finally leads to killing Paige with a brutal way and savagely raping Mari. After the storm arrives and Mari escapes they assume they can seek shelter from the nearby house. They don't know it's her parents summer cottage, and after they realize who are the house's real owners they get in middle of brutal carnage and peril. Death scenes include severing finger with a sink garbage disposal shredder, blowing a hole into the head with a blunt hammer, shooting in the eye (results blood to flow on the wall as the victim falls). Blowing head off with a microwave and many other gruesome death scenes. Sexual stuff excluding rape is pretty moderate, the rape is very gruesome and girl is in continous pain. Profanity is present too. Not for anyone under the age of 17!

It's mainly about a wife and husband who's teenage daughter is raped and beaten, including her friend whom is brutally killed by the three prisoner escapees. Then, the parents find their daughter who is told that she was viciously beaten and raped, which puts them at a desperate struggle to find the attempted killer. There is alot of graphic and brutal violence in this film, including the scene where one girl is graphically stabbed multiple times in the abdomen, and the other is raped by one of the three prisoners; one girl tries to escape by swimming in the river that goes up to her parents house, but is shot in the back in the process, but survives; one guy's hand is put in the garbage disposal which his hand is blooded and flesh on it is torn apart; a naked woman is shot in the head and blood splatters on the wall behind her; a guy is tortured by putting his head in a microwave and graphically explodes, with brain matter bursting out. Due to the extreme violent nature in this film, there is ALOT of very strong and vulgar profanity, mostly aimed at the two teenage girls (f**k, c**t, b*tch). The killers are heavy smokers and drinkers.

it was very well done but this Movie is High Graphic Violence the storying is basic about parents who revenge for what did to they daugther it but the movie is Rate R for good Reason don't recommend this Movie For Date because it Graphic Violence and rape scene in this Movie is Very Graphic And Disturbing !

It's a pretty Good movie except for the rape scene. But all the violence is kind of disturbing. I can't ever think of a Garbage Disposal the same again and a Microwave.. But overall it's Pretty Good..

I must say that this horror remake may have gotten some fairly good reviews, but this one was way too much for me. First and most importantly: the infamous rape sequence; now, yes, I do understand why they did it: for horror effect. They wanted us to cringe, and it worked... a little too well. I have seen simulated rape before, even in good movies, such as Pulp Fiction, and I let it slide due to two facts: one, it was a good movie, and two, the rape was nowhere near as horrifying as this. Next, the gore: the gore was really extreme, but nothing you haven't seen if you've seen the Saw or Hostel franchises. Otherwise, be warned! Finally, the role models of the film: the parents who seek vengeance against the attackers. Now, although their actions are horrific and and uncomfortably planned out, it is arguable that the parents were giving the attackers what they deserved. I know, it sounds wrong to root for the torturers, but it's the lesser of two evils: either the righteous torturers, or the psychotic, sadistic, all around messed up rapists/killers. PLUS, this wasn't even a very good movie, so, really, what's the point? If you want to see a horrifyingly realistic and prolonged rape scene, many over the top gory deaths, and poor role models who see fit to kill the rapists in the most horrific manner possible instead of geting their daughter to a hospital, then by all means, watch this movie. Otherwise, rent something much better in quality and less in quantity (of rape). If you want to still be scared, then rent higher-class horror films, such as The Ring or The Shining, two fine examples of well made horrific terror. Well, thanks again for reading - Move Man

This Movie Has Very Strong Language And Bloody Violence. Some Parts Are Brutal And Gory. This Movie Is More Gory Then Freddy Vs Jason And Watchmen.

I personally enjoyed this film. It's not like most other horror films when the villan is a supernatural, mindless and unmotivated killing machine where all the deaths are predicable. It really asks you - Your child was raped, shot and left for dead, you have no car, the closest house is 6 miles away, and the criminals are in your home... What would you do? About the rape scene: Yes, it's horrifying, realistic, and barbaric, but you're SUPPOSED to hate it, making you hate the villians in the movie.