Director:
Aldo LadoCámara:
Gábor PogányMúsica:
Ennio MorriconeReparto:
Flavio Bucci, Gianfranco De Grassi, Macha Méril, Enrico Maria Salerno, Marina Berti, Franco Fabrizi, Irene Miracle, Dalila Di Lazzaro, Laura D'Angelo (más)Sinopsis(1)
Students Margaret (Irene Miracle) and Lisa have decided to spend their holiday together at Lisa's family home in Italy, but when a bomb threat forces them to change trains en route, they find themselves sharing a carriage with Blacky and Curly. The pair has already been introduced to the audience as miscreants by their rape earlier on of the carriage's fifth passenger (Macha Meril), who becomes, oddly, a puzzling accomplice to their crimes. The three villains set about humiliating and tormenting the two girls, which culminates in Lisa's rape and subsequent murder; consequently, Margaret throws herself from the train as well. Alighting in Lisa's hometown, the three are taken home by Lisa's father, who eventually pieces together the evidence against them and exacts his revenge. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
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La respuesta italiana al éxito americano de La última casa a la izquierda de Craven. Y al menos dos años luz mejor. Aunque el maestro Aldo Lado es igualmente sádico y cruel, la violencia en su actuación y en el contexto del resto de la trama no es tan barata e interesada. Los personajes están más desarrollados, las cuestiones éticas (¿tiene un padre derecho a matar al asesino de su hija?) son más precisas y la formalidad más sofisticada. El lento ritmo inicial empieza a acelerarse ligeramente, pasa por giros y sobresaltos inesperados y desemboca en un final que te deja sin aliento. ¡Bravo!
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A technically better executed Last House on the Left. The beginning is incredibly slow, but things start to get interesting on the night train. The abuse here is not exaggerated, it feels real and it’s quite strong as a result. I can take physical torture on screen, the problems begin when I have to watch fifteen minutes of psychological abuse. Really, I won’t watch this film again, I can’t say I enjoyed it, but it still deserves at least three stars.
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The New House on the Left is among Italian films that aren't directly within the giallo genre. It's quite good because it shows that Italians could look at horror from a different perspective, a strongly realistic, almost naturalistic view. However, in this case, there's one significant flaw - The New House on the Left is simply unoriginal for its time. The message is still strong, but it's a pity the film didn't come four years earlier.
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