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Product Description
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Fans of Wes Craven's more recent major studio work (the Scream series) may be put off by the low-budget griminess of his sophomore feature, The Hills Have Eyes, but the director's longtime supporters and aficionados of '70s horror will be riveted by this unsettling culture clash fable. Originally titled Blood Relations, Hills strands a suburban family (which includes E.T.'s Dee Wallace Stone and future documentarian Robert Houston) in the desert and pits them against a clan of inbred cannibals. The resourceful killer brood quickly decimates the outsiders' numbers, forcing the survivors to fight back with equally savage means. Like Craven's debut, Last House on the Left, Hills is a relentlessly tense film which demolishes numerous societal taboos (fratricide and infant kidnapping, for starters), but it also delivers a powerful subtext about family and the fine line between civilization and animal behavior amidst the mayhem. Highly recommended for Craven completists and fans of no-holds-barred horror. --Paul Gaita
Product Description
A family going to california accidentally goes through an air testing range closed to the public. They crashed and are stranded in a desertand are being stalked by a group of people which have not emerged into modern times. Studio: Starz/sphe Release Date: 02/28/2006 Starring: Susan Lanier Martin Speer Run time: 89 minutes Rating: R Director: Wes Craven
Reviews
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1 Star Out of 4 (2008-12-26)
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The Bottom Line:
The Hills Have Eyes takes place in a desert where no one is hot or thirsty, features characters who have absolutely no personality, and an conclusion that basically just... (More)
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Thriller/ Suspence (2008-05-03)
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This movie is a great thriller/suspence filled one.
Not as ''scary'' or gorey as thought.
Very good - 2 thumbs up! (More)
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Classic Craven (2008-04-15)
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To this day, The Hills Have Eyes remains one of Wes Craven's more notable films as well as establishing its place as a horror classic in general. Although the plot is a tad reminiscient of Tobe... (More)
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Movie Ranking
The Hills Have Eyes is numbered 16th among 23 Scary and 12th among 16 Classic Scary. The average price of Classic Scary is $10.02 and this movie is first in price. It is first in Scary at $5.67. It is ranked 3rd of 4 for Starz / Anchor Bay.
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