Chaos (2005/I)

User Rating:

3.0/10   

Director:

David DeFalco

Writer:

David DeFalco (writer)

Genre:

Horror | Crime | Drama

Tagline:

The most brutal movie ever made

Plot:

Emily and her friend Angelica go to a rave in the woods, and when they arrive, they meet a stranger...

Plot Keywords:

Rave | Psychotic | Terror | Night | Sadistic

Cast

Kevin Gage	...	Chaos
Sage Stallone	...	Swan
Kelly K.C. Quann	...	Daisy
Stephen Wozniak	...	Frankie
Chantal Degroat	...	Emily
Maya Barovich	...	Angelica
Deborah Lacey	...	Justine
Scott Richards	...	Leo
Ken Medlock	...	Officer MacDunner
Jeb Barrows	...	Officer Wilson
Ron Althoff	...	First Redneck (as Ronald Althoff)
Red Horton	...	Second Redneck
Steven Jay Bernheim	...	Frightened Driver
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roshawn Franklin	...	Ben
Garrett S. Mays	...	Kameron

Also Known As:

The House in the Middle of Nowhere (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

74 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Canada:18+ (Quebec) | USA:Not Rated | Canada:R (Manitoba/Ontario) | Germany:18

Company:

Dominion Entertainment

Trivia:

David Hess "Krug" from The Last House on the Left (1972), was originally cast in a major role and recommended friend Sage Stallone for the part of "Swan". After a week of shooting, the producer chose not to label the film a remake and replaced David Hess. Stallone quit, but was under contract which forced him to complete his scenes.

Quotes:

Angelica: [sobbing] Please... please don't hurt me! Please!
Frankie: Don't you worry, Sugar. Chaos is gonna teach you the meaning of pleasure and pain!

Movie Connections:

References The Last House on the Left (1972)

Soundtrack:

Blood

An inferior rip off of a MUCH superior film

While I must admit that the scenes of violence in this film are shocking and downright repulsive, it in no way makes up for the fact that, not only does David Defalco Blatantly rip-off Wes Craven's "Last House on the Left" with this HORRIBLE waste of film, but he then adds to this atrocity by openly and blatantly denying it and by actually slamming the original. Forget the fact that this film not only uses the same exact "It's only a movie" ad campaign and most of the scenes are almost frame for frame and word for word rip offs but then you can also add to it the fact that one of it's producers is Marc Sheffler, the man who played Junior in "Last House". AVOID THIS FILM AT ALL COSTS!