Chaos Review

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Starring: Kevin Gage, Sage Stallone, Kelly K.C. Quann, Maya Barovich, Chantal Degroat, Stephen Wozniak, Deborah Lacey, Scott Richards


Director: David DeFalco


Two teenage girls, looking to score some ecstasy, are kidnapped, tortured, raped and murdered by a group of thugs, led by a guy named Chaos.

Ever since I heard about this movie, I was looking forward to it because I had heard that it's basically a remake (or retelling) of Last House on the Left, but after watching it, I can see the similarities.

The story, the thugs, the revenge and even the inept cops are all there, but for some reason, I thought Last House was way more brutal. Don't get me wrong, there was some brutality in this movie, but I just didn't think it was brutal enough.

The acting was quite good. I've been familiar with lead actor, Kevin Gage ever since I saw him in Strangeland and he is a really great actor and plays the ultimate bad guy in this one. 

I was feeling sad when I saw Sage Stallone though, who passed away a few years ago. His character wasn't that bad, so I felt sorry for him. 

I give a lot of credit to the actresses who had to endure all the torture, I really felt what they were going through. I just wish those scenes were way more brutal then what they were. I guess I just wanted more then what I really got.

The other problem I had was the ending because it truly pissed me off. I hate these kinds of endings and for those that have seen it knows what I'm talking about.

All in all, Chaos is a well made and brutal movie in the same vein as Last House on the Left, just not as good, in my opinion. The ending kinda ruined it for me.

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