"The Last House on the Left" is a horror film originally released in 1972, directed by Wes Craven. The story follows two teenage girls who are kidnapped and brutally attacked by a group of criminals while on their way to a concert. The film explores themes of violence and revenge, as the parents of one of the girls take matters into their own hands. The movie is known for its graphic content and has sparked discussions about the portrayal of violence in cinema. It has since become a cult classic, leading to a 2009 remake that reimagines the original story for a new audience.