The Last House On The Left 2009 Full Movie Hindi Dubbed

"The Last House on the Left" (2009) is a psychological horror-thriller film directed by Dennis Iliadis. It is a remake of Wes Craven's 1972 film of the same name. The 2009 version takes the core premise of the original but with updated filmmaking techniques and a modern sensibility.

Plot Overview:

The film centers on a family, the Collingwoods, whose lives are shattered when their daughter, Mari (played by Sara Paxton), is abducted and brutally assaulted by a group of criminals. After the crime, Mari and her friend, Paige (played by Martha MacIsaac), manage to escape, but Mari is seriously injured. She and Paige find refuge in a remote house—coincidentally, the home of Mari's parents, John (played by Tony Goldwyn) and Emma (played by Monica Potter).

Unbeknownst to them, the perpetrators, led by the sadistic Krug (played by Garrett Dillahunt), are seeking shelter in the same house. When the Collingwoods realize the identity of the criminals, they decide to take justice into their own hands, leading to a brutal and violent confrontation.

Main Cast:

• Sara Paxton as Mari Collingwood
• Monica Potter as Emma Collingwood
• Tony Goldwyn as John Collingwood
• Garrett Dillahunt as Krug
• Riki Lindhome as Sadie
• Aaron Paul as Francis
• Spencer Treat Clark as Justin
• Martha MacIsaac as Paige

Director:

• Dennis Iliadis

Writer:

• Wes Craven (story and original screenplay, for the 1972 version)
• Adam Alleca (screenplay)

Cinematography:

• Sharone Meir

Music:

• John Murphy (composer)

The music score by John Murphy plays an important role in setting the grim and suspenseful tone of the film, complementing its tense and harrowing atmosphere. Murphy is known for his work on films like 28 Days Later (2002) and Snatch (2000).

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 Themes:

The film explores themes of revenge, justice, and survival, dealing with the psychological toll on both the victims and the perpetrators. It also portrays the moral ambiguity of vigilante justice and the lengths to which a family will go to protect one of their own.

Reception:

The 2009 remake was generally considered to be intense and disturbing, with strong performances but a mixed critical reception. Many critics appreciated the film's effort to update the original while modernizing the violence and the characters, though the explicit violence and graphic scenes sparked controversy.

Artistic Elements:

While the original film from 1972 is often seen as a gritty and disturbing entry into the exploitation genre, the 2009 remake, directed by Dennis Iliadis, takes a more polished, cinematic approach. The visual style is relatively sleek and contemporary, with an emphasis on tension-building, and the tone is more directly focused on the emotional and physical aspects of revenge.