Chaos

2005 "The most brutal movie ever made"
3.2| 1h14m| NC-17| en| More Info
Released: 10 August 2005 Released
Producted By: Dominion Entertainment
Country: United States of America
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Two girls heading to a rave take a detour to score some drugs, only to find themselves brutalised and violated by a psychotic gang.

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BlazeLime Strong and Moving!
Lawbolisted Powerful
Lumsdal Good , But It Is Overrated By Some
Dorathen Better Late Then Never
begob Simple movie, well produced, and decent acting.The villain in particular has a good balance of menace and charm, and you get a sense of the sleazy desperation of a gang on the run. What it's missing is dialogue that gives you a conflict between liking the villains while fearing their unpredictable threat.Once the parents start driving the plot it becomes steadily more unbelievable, until you reach the ludicrous end - which gave me a good laugh. Finding one of the girls in the woods at night? Nope. Middle aged man surviving that many blows? No chance.The point of this is to get bums on seats through the promise of controversial violence. Got to say it's quite tame, almost everything is off camera, and none of it made me uncomfortable or awed me with the extreme cruelty of men.ps. the version I saw was cut.
Newsense This movie is exactly like Last House On The Left. So much so that as it moves along you would think that you were watching the Wes Craven classic. The only difference is that they changed some parts around. You know a quick revision but not enough to not recognize the movie they are stealing from.The story is basically two naive girls on their way to a rave mistakenly walk into the clutches of the dumbest and most ugliest people ever captured on film. They are tortured and killed and the three idiots oops I meant criminals go to the house of one of their parents. Sounds familiar? It should.The acting terribly unconvincing. I never once believed those girls were in danger but I do believe that they might have had a bad case of the runs. The villains were stupid and pathetic and this movie even has a campy subplot involving idiotic cops just like Last House On The Left! Seriously, this movie is really bad and gives low budget cinema a bad name. There are some low budget movies out there that are good and are made with heart but this is not one of them. The director(David DeFalco) is this fiasco should be forced to watch his own rubbish till his eyes bleed. Honestly, Batman and Robin was scarier than this slop. Lets hope that this mangy dog doesn't inspire more hacks to be hacks because low budget cinema doesn't need anymore than it already has. Two thumbs down.
jmayer2009 Sad, Sad, Sad. "Chaos", is horrible. It was very disturbing and not well written. The movie focuses on two girls who get lured away from a party by a man who will give them free drugs. Then are beaten, raped, and murdered by his dad, his dads girlfriend, and their friend. The part that got to me most was the rape scenes. The scenes were way to graphic. Another problem was the plot. The plot was very predictable and was not even scary one bit. The creators of this film take the plot of another movie,"The last House On The Left", change a couple of things, and claim it all their own. Which by the way David DeFalco LHOTL is a great movie unlike yours. This movie was sadistic and the director tried to hard to make it the most disturbing, graphic, disgusting movie ever made. When the girl gets her nipple cut off and is made to eat it proves that David DeFalco is a sick, twisted man. The only reason i gave it a star is because the acting wasn't bad. Everything else was very disturbing. I love horror films that are graphic and disturbing but this was way over the top.
DVD_Connoisseur "Chaos", despite being basically a remake of Craven's "Last House on the Left", is quite successful in delivering its intentions. The film sets out to shock and it manages to deliver a powerful sucker punch to the viewer.From the moment "Chaos" begins, with its almost "public information film" blurb, there's an impending feeling of doom. The movie is quite clear from the onset that this is a warning to youngsters and parents alike. As the film starts to pan out, its resemblance to the earlier Craven film is unmissable.Kevin Gage's Chaos is a thoroughly unpleasant chap with a penchant for violence. Gage is excellent in the part and is thoroughly believable as this screen psycho.The whole cast are very good for an independent film of this nature, particularly the actors who play the parents.7 out of 10. Worthy of a rental.