Synopsis :
Chaos is the story of two teenage girls who, while on vacation at one of their parents’ mountain homes, go to a rave party in the woods in order to score some ecstasy, and are then brutally raped and murdered by Eddie “Chaos” Cooper – the film’s titular character – and his two accomplices, Frankie and Daisy.
This feature film is a remake of Wes Craven’s film, The Last House on the Left, itself a remake of Ingmar Bergman’s Academy Award-winning The Virgin Spring. However, the director of “Chaos” has played down any connection to these two movies, and neither Craven nor Bergman were provided a story credit. Some controversy stems from the film’s postcard tagline and eventual theatrical release poster, “…it’s only a movie…,” which is borrowed from the infamous tagline of The Last House On The Left. The original 2005 limited theatrical release poster, however, provides its own new tagline, “The Most Brutal Movie Ever Released,” which was followed by the similar 2006 DVD release tagline, “The Most Brutal Movie Ever Made.”
The substantial difference between Chaos and the previous two films named above is the ending, whereby Eddie Chaos Cooper eschews the questions its predecessors raised on vigilantism and revenge, and instead seems to express simply that “evil exists.”
Starring :
Jason Statham … Det. Quentin Conners
Ryan Phillippe … Det. Shane Dekker
Wesley Snipes … Lorenz
Henry Czerny … Capt. Martin Jenkins
Justine Waddell … Det. Teddy Galloway
Nicholas Lea … Det. Vincent Durano
Jessica Steen … Karen Cross
Rob LaBelle … Bank Manager
John Cassini … Det. Bernie Callo
Damon Johnson … Brendan Dax
Paul Perri … Harry Hume
Keegan Connor Tracy … Marnie Rollins
Natassia Malthe … Gina Lopez
Ty Olsson … Damon Richards
Terry Chen … Chris Lei
Director :
Tony Giglio
