Last House on the Left

Terror is something you experience at movies. Psycho and Blair Witch are on your no fly list. The closest you get are those harassing accounts of snipers terrorizing schools. You watch the infamous January MAGA attack in real time on TV—with more than six degrees of separation. 9/11, The Towering Inferno. Encounter a prowler or an irate driver stopping short, your brake screaming as drag racers who weave race in and out of traffic on the LIE. The fact is you’re about as likely to face the barrel of a gun as you are to be swept away by a rip tide. You have a bad dream and reach across the bed for solace but there’s no there. You hear your own heart beating when you watch Wes Craven's Last House on the Left (1972).

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