Last House on the Left
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:02:15
Did you call the repair service?
:02:17
Did you tell them l was a physician
and had to have a phone?

:02:20
No, actually, l told them
you were an international bookie...

:02:23
...and l was 10 months pregnant
with quintuplets.

:02:29
What's new in the outside world?
:02:31
Same old stuff, murder and mayhem.
:02:34
-What's for dinner?
-Freezer's full, take your choice.

:02:36
What's that supposed to mean?
Mari, you be careful tonight.

:02:39
Your mother tells me the place
you're going is in a bad neighborhood.

:02:45
l will, Daddy.
:02:46
No bra?
:02:48
Of course not!
Nobody wears those anymore.

:02:50
Nobody except us drill sergeants.
:02:52
But look, Estelle.
You can see her nipples as plain as day.

:02:55
Daddy, don't be so clinical.
:02:57
-But it's immodest.
-l'll get some sandpaper!

:02:59
Young lady, when l was your age--
:03:01
You all wore brassieres that made
your tits stick out like torpedoes.

:03:05
Tits! What's this ''tits'' business?
Sounds like l'm back in the barracks.

:03:09
All right, then. Mammary glands.
:03:11
They used to tie them up
like little lunatics in straitjackets...

:03:14
...and they stuffed socks in their bras.
:03:17
You told me that yourself, Mother.
:03:19
lf God had meant women
to go around with their bust exposed...

:03:23
...he wouldn't have given us clothes!
:03:26
Who are you gonna see tonight?
:03:28
-Bloodlust.
-Bloodlust?

:03:30
-Yeah. What's wrong with them?
-l was just reading about them.

:03:34
Aren't they the guys that dismember
live chickens during their act?

:03:37
-They only did that once.
-Don't you feel sorry for the chicken?

:03:40
l couldn't tell you the nights
l cried myself to sleep over that chicken.

:03:45
-Have you seen the car keys?
-On the table.

:03:47
l think it's crazy.
:03:48
-What's crazy?
-All that blood and violence.

:03:51
l thought you were supposed to be
the Love Generation.

:03:53
That reminds me.
:03:55
-What?
-Here's a little something for you.

:03:59
-Just a gift to tide you over till tomorrow.
-Daddy!


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