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The Last House on the Left in Movies ·
Brandon Lopez5 said:That final scene was such a mess—totally unnecessary. There was also this one part that really rubbed me the wrong way, where the guy is stumbling around the kitchen with a knife in his chest and feels the need to lean his head over the sink—I guess he was trying to wash up or something 🙄—and then they just "take advantage" of the moment and drown him in the sink 🤮

6/10

Oh, and another thing. Honestly, how someone can stay that active with a knife in their chest? It felt pretty unrealistic to me.
The Last House on the Left in Movies ·
Maria James94 said:I don't know about you guys, but I actually really liked this one. It doesn't even feel like a straight-up horror flick; it’s more of a thriller, maybe even a psychological one. If that's your vibe, you're going to have a good time.

When I first saw the title, I totally pegged it as some cheesy romantic comedy, so I didn't even give it a second thought and skipped right over it. But then I caught the trailer on TV the other night and realized, "Wait, this is exactly my kind of movie." 😁

It’s a full-blown thriller, and honestly, I can say it's one of the better ones I've seen lately. There isn't a ton of heavy action, but the psychological tension is everywhere—it really makes you sit there wondering, "What would I even do if I were in that spot?"

I was actually really happy with how everything played out, especially that final scene. I’d definitely recommend it to fans of the genre, though fair warning: it might not be for everyone. There’s one specific scene that is just... intense. It left me completely speechless.

Which scene are you talking about?
As for that ending, I have to agree with Richard Gray4; not only does it feel totally unnecessary, but it's also pretty hard to believe. It doesn't add anything to the story at all, and to me, it just felt like they were trying too hard to be edgy.