The Chaperone

The Chaperone presents a unique blend of thriller and horror elements, typical of the 1970s roughie genre. Its storyline revolves around a group of young hippies who venture into the wilderness with an uptight chaperone, leading to tension and ultimately violence. As the chaperone's envy of the youths' freedom grows, so does the danger they face from a series of knife murders.

This film is notable for its rarity, often likened to cult classics like Last House on the Left. Directed by Jourdan Alexander, whose work later extended to hardcore adult films, The Chaperone remains elusive for collectors. The only known home video release dates back to its Australian distribution on the King of Video / Video Budget label, and it is significantly cut down from its original runtime, making it even harder to find in its complete form.