The Last House on Dead End Street (Roger Watkins, 1973)

About the Show

THE LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET
Rare VHS Screening Presented by Razors in the Night

Step into the Oxford Underground for an exceptionally rare theatrical screening of one of the most infamous underground horror films ever made, Rodger Watkins’ The Last House on Dead End Street, presented from an original VHS.

Originally shot in the early 1970s on a shoestring budget and surrounded by years of mystery, alternate cuts, and rumors, The Last House on Dead End Street earned a reputation as one of the most elusive and disturbing films of the video era. Long absent from theaters, opportunities to experience it with an audience are few and far between, making this screening a genuinely uncommon event.

This presentation will be shown in the intimate Oxford Underground theater, where the VHS presentation only adds to the film’s raw, grimy atmosphere. If you’ve only ever heard stories about this cult classic, this is your chance to experience it the way generations of horror fans first discovered it.

Viewer discretion is strongly advised. This film contains graphic violence, disturbing imagery, and content that many viewers will find upsetting. It is absolutely not recommended for the weak-stomached or easily disturbed.

Before and after the screening, be sure to stop by the Razors in the Night merchandise table in the lobby for some goodies.