It rests on 13 acres of earth over the very center of hell.

Sites and sounds far beyond anything you've tested.

The last house on the left.

Hello now playing listeners.

This is Arnie.

I'm back on a Friday to once again discuss our donation drives.

Our fall donation drive has begun today.

But this is going to be a little bit different than my usual messages to you.

Because I'm coming to you to let you know about the show that came out, but also to tell you

you may not want to listen to it. Stuart Jacob and I, as the Silver Level, are taking a look at

some of West Craven's classic films, the ones that originally gave him the title, A Master of Horror.

His first film ever, 1972's Last House on the Left,

and then we're reviewing its 2009 remake,

and then we're going to look at his later 70s film,

The Hills Have Eyes, the 80s sequel to it

that Craven also wrote and directed, and then the remake

and its sequel. So we are doing six movies for the silver level this time around for a donation

of $10 or more. And usually this is the part in these little promos where I play you a clip.

But I'm not going to play a clip this time because the show that came out today was discussing

1972's Last House on the Left.

The three of us spent about two and a half hours discussing this early 70s grindhouse film.

We did have a lot to say about it.

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