Question 1

Why are bruises visible on Paige and Mari's legs in the motel room scenes?

Accepted Answer

The bruises resulted from filming forest scenes first, and despite makeup attempts, they were too severe to cover since the actors did their own stunts.

Question 2

How was the Collingwood house constructed for the film?

Accepted Answer

Both the interiors and exteriors were built on the same location to avoid relocating production to a sound stage.

Question 3

Why was Tony Goldwyn initially hesitant to appear in the film?

Accepted Answer

He was reluctant due to the violent content but changed his mind after viewing director Dennis Iliadis's film Hardcore (2004).

Question 4

What connection does co-producer Jonathan Craven have to the original 1972 film?

Accepted Answer

He appeared as a child in the 1972 version, playing the young boy whose balloon Krug bursts on the street.

Question 5

What unexpected change occurred in the film's release plans?

Accepted Answer

Originally intended for direct-to-video release in October 2009, positive test screenings in 2008 led to a theatrical release instead.

Question 6

Why are bruises visible on Paige and Mari's legs in the motel room scenes?

Accepted Answer

The bruises resulted from filming forest scenes before the motel scenes, and makeup couldn't cover them because the actors did their own stunts.

Question 7

How was the Collingwood house constructed for the film?

Accepted Answer

The interiors and exteriors of the house were built all on the same location to avoid relocating production to a sound stage.

Question 8

What convinced Tony Goldwyn to appear in the film despite its violent content?

Accepted Answer

Tony Goldwyn changed his mind after viewing director Dennis Iliadis's film Hardcore (2004).

Question 9

What connection does co-producer Jonathan Craven have to the original 1972 film?

Accepted Answer

Jonathan Craven appeared as a child in The Last House on the Left (1972), playing the young boy with the balloon that Krug bursts.

Question 10

What was the original release plan for the film, and why did it change?

Accepted Answer

The film was intended for a direct-to-video release in October 2009, but after positive test screenings in 2008, it was decided to release it theatrically.

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