Ruggero Deodato’s House on the Edge of the Park (1980), starring David Hess, is one of the most notorious Italian exploitation horrors. Following two thugs who crash a party and subject the guests to escalating sadism, it combines home-invasion terror, exploitation sleaze, and revenge horror. Banned in several countries, it stands as a grim cult classic of the video nasty era.

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From the late, notorious director Ruggero Deodato (Cannibal Holocaust) comes House on the Edge of the Park. When two low-lives gate crash a party, and are mocked by the posh hosts they decide to get their revenge by subjecting the guests to various forms of torture and violence. Influenced by the likes of The Last House on the Left and being a forerunner to movies like Funny Games, House on the Edge of the Park is a classic video nasty era slice of Italian exploitation cinema, presented here in stunning 4K UHD, fully uncut for the first time ever.

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Two low-life punks are invited to a party at a posh villa and take everyone hostage after being humiliated by their snobbish guests, subjecting them to rape, torture and mayhem.