Trailer Addict has several interviews with the Last House cast & crew. Videos embedded below.
Garret:
Tony Goldwyn:
Sara Paxton:
Monica Potter:
Sean Cunningham:
Wes Craven:
Dennis Iliadis:
The Last House on the Left – behind the scenes featurettes
Collider.com has a couple of new featurettes for The Last House on the Left. The first one includes interviews with Wes Craven and producer Sean Cunningham:
The second one has some behind the scenes footage, including a couple of really cool fight scenes between Garret and Tony Goldwyn:
Source: Collider.com.
Terminator – from the Wondercon panel
Josh Friedman, Summer Glau and Shirley Manson were at Wondercon over the weekend to talk about The Sarah Connor Chronicles and io9’s Charlie Jane Anders (best T:SCC reviewer ever) has a report on what was shown in the clip reel from the last six episodes as well as some general stuff about the show, e.g. the reason why “Desert Cantos” sucked and something about the last three episodes being among the top four this season.
For the full report and all the spoilers, head over to io9.com.
Here is the part that involves John Henry (highlight to read):
We saw Savannah, Catherine Weaver’s daughter skipping and playing hopscotch in ominous gray tunnels, until she comes upon the mysterious room where the artificial intelligence John Henry is. “Would you like to play hide and seek?” John Henry says. Later on, Ellison is demanding to know where Savannah is, and John Henry won’t answer. John Henry asks Catherine Weaver what would happen if people knew she wasn’t Savannah’s real mother, and Catherine asks if she’s being threatened.
Ellison is telling Catherine he’s sorry, and she says he should be. And then John Connor is decking Ellison and yelling that he’ll kill him. And Sarah meets Jesse, but doesn’t seem to know who she is. And Sarah meets Catherine Weaver(!).
The Road – a portion of Nick Cave’s score played on BBC4
Rebecca Jones, the arts correspondent at BBC4, talked to Joe Penhall, who adapted The Road for the big screen, and played a portion of the score Nick Cave wrote for the film.
Cave previously worked with director John Hillcoat on The Proposition, the Australian western starring Guy Pearce and Ray Winstone, for which he wrote the script as well as the score.
Also included in Jones’ report are a few audio clips from Irish writer John Banville, who won the MAN Booker Prize in 2005 for his novel The Sea and is a fan of the book, and from Cormac McCarthy himself.
You can hear it here.
The Last House on the Left – new clips
The official site for The Last House on the Left has some new stuff up, including five clips from the movie. Some of them were already released elsewhere, others are new. Three clips with Krug are embedded below, others are available at the official site.