notices that Daisy is wearing Emily's belt. Suspecting the group of being involved with Emily's disappearance, Leo calls the police, while Chaos and Frankie prepare to hot-wire his car and kill the couple. Chaos is confronted by a shotgun-wielding Leo, demanding answers about Emily. In the meantime, Frankie has captured Justine, and brings her to Chaos, distracting Leo. Chaos disarms Leo and takes the shotgun, shooting Daisy when she tries to persuade him to leave the house. In the ensuing confusion, the couple escape. Leo finds a chainsaw and attacks, killing Frankie and disarming Chaos of his shotgun. Before Leo can shoot him, MacDunner and Wilson arrive and order Leo to drop his weapon. When Leo hesitates, MacDunner fatally shoots him. Justine grabs Wilson's gun and shoots MacDunner in the back. Wilson disarms Justine, but Chaos shoots him and then Justine. Chaos's laughter is heard over the closing credits. Cast Kevin Gage as Chaos Stephen Wozniak as Frankie Kelly K.C. Quann as Daisy Maya Barovich as Angelica Chantal Degroat as Emily Sage Stallone as Swan Deborah Lacey as Justine Scott Richards as Leo Ken Medlock as Officer MacDunner Jeb Barrows as Officer Wilson Critical response On Rotten Tomatoes, Chaos has a 5% rating, based on reviews from 19 critics. On Metacritic, the film has a score of 1 out of 100, based on reviews from 9 critics, indicating "overwhelming dislike" and making it the second-worst reviewed film on their site. Joshua Land of The Village Voice wrote, "The reference point is obviously Wes Craven's Last House on the Left, but Chaos lacks the audience-implicating boldness or howling political outrage of that landmark; where Last House was provocative, Chaos is merely disgusting." The sole positive review for both Rotten Tomatoes' and Metacritic's listings came from Ken Fox of TV Guides Movie Guide, who gave it 2½ out of 4 stars and said, "Unlike so many other Last House on the Left rip-offs, this virtual remake is reasonably well shot and convincingly acted." Roger Ebert Chaos received some publicity from Roger Ebert's zero star review and the filmmaker's response. Ebert wrote in his initial review that "Chaos is ugly, nihilistic, and cruel – a film I regret having seen. I urge you to avoid it. Don't make the mistake of thinking it's 'only' a horror film, or a slasher film. It is an exercise in heartless cruelty and it ends with careless