Colleen Riley, Janus Blythe, John Bloom (III)
Everyone's favorite desert-dwelling mutant cannibals return in this gruesome sequel to the classic drive-in shocker! Years after the original massacre that pitted a suburban family against a band of c...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 3, 2002
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September 30, 2009A doggy flashback, a deluge of blind jokes (one of the main characters is blind), cannibals on motorcycles and a black man complaining that there aren't any discos in the desert. They are the unintentional best bits! It?s like a Friday the 13th film but instead of Jason we get a ...( read more)
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April 14, 2008I hope Wes Craven got paid well for this craptatstic dequel from the 1980's. The one plus: Michael Berryman's return as Pluto.
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July 13, 2007Wes Craven admitted in an interview that he needed to make some cash fast, would have happily 'directed Godzilla in Paris'. So he made a sequel to one of his well-made and enjoyable films.
However, 'Hills Have Eyes 2' is a letdown. It seems to rely heavily on flashbacks to the...( read more) -
September 13, 2006Craven seems to slip with this one. Too bad, as the original is one of his best.
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August 1, 2009Honestly this film is awesome and completely terrible at the same time. It will remain the only film I can think of that a dog (named Beast, from the original) has a flashback sequence. Bobby Carter (Bobby Houston) from the original makes a quick appearence at the beginning of th...( read more)
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June 8, 2009if you liked the first one you'll probably like this one. My opinion is that the only hills have eyes worth watching is the remake of the origonal.
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May 29, 2009This movie is actually pretty awful, but worth watching for the "dog flashback" sequence.
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