Bill Hader on The Last House on the Left

[@azohundred1353]

Personally, I prefer The Virgin Spring, a brutal, powerful early era revenge movie by Bergman of all people. It's my favorite Max von Sydow performance and that scene with him pulling down the tree alone is worth it.

[@CorbCorbin]

Well, he tries to modernize, and put the culture of a psychopath in the U.S., within it as well. Bergman is of such a different era, and style of director. I’ve seen them both. Bergman has some beautiful shots, and it’s good. I was younger when I saw Last House…, so I it’s a different thing to me. I was maybe 10, so I didn’t have access to The Virgin Spring, even though I read that it was a remake of it in Fangoria, or some other magazine, back then.

[@MAMoreno]

I agree, but there's a part of me that really wants to picture Wes Craven's career continuing in this direction: The Seals Have Eyes, The Strawberry and the Rainbow, The People Under the Glass Darkly, Deadly Fanny and Alexander, A Silence on Elm Street...

[@gram440a]

There's a DVD edition of this movie where they gave 3 of the actors a full length commentary. It was so funny because two of them were really proud to have been in it, and the third one just hated every minute of it, and spent the entire commentary shitting on the movie and Wes Craven. I wish I could find that edition and buy it!

[@SquabbleBoxHQ]

It's weird how Fred Lincoln was apparently ashamed of it, yet never missed an opportunity to be out promoting it.

[@kylestefan5983]

That sounds brilliant, I kinda hate this movie too

[@bjmombo]

Oh man! I gotta check out my dvd😂😂

[@Jim_Stark]

@@SquabbleBoxHQ i think he did porn too.

[@vmackey11]

Its on every editon.

[@vmackey11]

The first chainsaw movie, the realism, the finality, the thought that any character in this film could be someone you know. A true study of guerilla filmmaking taught in film classes. Although brutal it launched a genre and its legend lives on. RIP Wes,David,Fred and Yvonne.

[@brianvail9212]

On the DVD commentary, Craven mentioned he and the crew was on LSD throughout the shooting.

[@bjmombo]

Omg haha. Let's not forget legendary producer Sean S Cunningham

[@ct6852]

Sounds like a bad trip.

[@terrylandess6072]

I was 14 when this released and did see it sometime shortly after. It had this documentary feel to it along with the unapologetic violence and hopelessness which made it a one and done for me personally. Not many films sit in this category for me. Some are worth seeing once though (Kramer vs Kramer) while other's - not so much.

[@jonsrecordcollection7172]

David Hess, the guy who played the main villain, was a musician before becoming an actor & he recorded the original version of "All Shook Up" before Elvis did.

[@bjmombo]

Love his voice

[@vmackey11]

@@jonsrecordcollection7172 and wrote 4 Elvis songs

[@fronk140]

Last House is a classic, totally inconsistent but a classic

[@NoirFan84]

And the road leads to nowhere and the castle stays the same and the father tells the mother wait for the rain, wait for the rain ...and the road leads to nowhere.' A banging, haunting tune by David Hess.

[@bjmombo]

Amazing song. Loved how Eli Roth used it in Cabin Fever. Then Tarintino using another Last House David Hess song in Hateful Eight

[@zmani4379]

Wes Craven was very inventive, but his films all had a kind of detached quality to them, focusing on the clever gimmick at hand - except for this one - this felt personal - and it also feels a bit like an early Abel Ferrara film

[@neilold7291]

David Hess, the villain in the movie, sings nany if the tunes in it. They're done in a deliberately upbeat fashion as a way of kinda being a counter action to the horror and brutality being shown on screen

[@ct6852]

Can't believe how old this film is. Can imagine how controversial it was at the time.

[@lf99o_o43]

Classic, don't matter how many jokes u do man 😄😆🤠

[@bjmombo]

Actor David A Hess wrote and sung all the songs

[@dam00k]

The last clip still has me traumatized, “gnar gnar gnar”. If a gf was grumpy about anything I made sure all interactions were at eye level.

[@Chillllllbruh]

Probably hard to gnaw on a tictac

[@WalterBurton]

👍👍👍

[@WalterBurton]

🤣🤣❤❤🤣🤣

[@deakensomoza3305]

Bill Hader on Get Out (2017)?

[@Research0digo]

Elaborate, please.

[@kylestefan5983]

the overall hate for this movie in the comment section is refreshing

[@lf99o_o43]

Enjoy, but its still a classic 😻😻

[@johnfitzpatrick3094]

My Aunt Sharon absolutely hated this film.

[@csymindspring]

I like Wes Craven's movies, but I hate this one.

[@AMERASIAN12]

The tone also shifts with the annoyingly unfunny cop scenes.

[@Flike245]

That's the shit that really made me despise the movie. Why is there comic relief? We're watching this girl go through hell and then the people who are supposed to save her are the Keystone Cops?

[@neilold7291]

​@@Flike245it's supposed to be a deliberate counter balance to the horror and brutality. Hence the corny songs and jangly happy lyrics

[@Flike245]

@@neilold7291 Yeah, I get what it's "supposed' to be, I'm saying that's a terrible idea.

[@karanvirkooner1993]

Mark Kermode said that it’s an important movie

[@SquidGunman]

I hate this movie.

[@kyloren3693]

😂😂😂😂

[@UncleFlaynus]

No, you didn't. It made you so horny. You loved it.

[@hunterwoodlee3000]

That was the first thing I thought when I saw this.

[@kylestefan5983]

one of few movies that is on a list of films i despise

[@bjmombo]

Whhhaaddaaammmnnnnnn

[@R2D2ghost]

It’s funny I found it in the “comedy” section at the video store lol

[@MahkyVmedia1]

The worst movie ever

[@rjl310]

Serious question: In what universe is Bill Hader a film analyst of the caliber that he deserves a channel devoted to his opinions? Don’t get me wrong: I like him, he’s funny. But this seems like a stalker’s pet project/fetish site. lol

[@PWS859]

Have you seen the rest of this channels videos? It's clearly artists, actors, and celebrities whose opinion he likes to hear. And considering half a million people have listened to Bill Hader talk about Alien, clearly there are people who care to hear what he's got to say.

[@rjl310]

@@PWS859 Clearly

[@solharv7817]

He wrote and directed Barry, one of the best shows of the last few years. Also clearly has a great love for film history. Does there need to be more reasons?

[@rjl310]

@@solharv7817 Clearly not. lol

[@reeyees50]

Bad movie

[@dramares]

A disgusting film… Made by the usual suspects.