Unlike so many other "Last House" rip-offs, this virtual remake is reasonably well shot and convincingly acted; the special effects make the film's considerable brutality difficult to laugh off.

Chaos may not quite be "the most brutal, horrifying film ever made," as its garish ads promote. But it does contain moments as thoroughly sickening as any in Herschell Gordon Lewis' or Lucio Fulvi's bloody exploiters.

Amateurishly shot, written and acted, the film lacks any redeeming values to compensate for its horrific aesthetic.

Chaos lacks the audience-implicating boldness or howling political outrage of that landmark (Wes Craven's "Last House on the Left"); where Last House was provocative, Chaos is merely disgusting.

The only thing this so-called cautionary tale will inspire audiences to do is to never sit through another insultingly awful piece of exploitative trash "conceived" by David DeFalco.

Plunges into an abyss of gruesome imagery so repulsive it precludes further watching.

A loathsome shocker... Watching it almost turned my stomach.

Chaos is ugly, nihilistic, and cruel -- a film I regret having seen. I urge you to avoid it.

Revolting exploitation feature.