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Colleen Riley, Janus Blythe, John Bloom (III), John Laughlin, Kevin Blair, Kevin Spirtas, Michael Berryman, Penny Johnson, Tamara Stafford
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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Id: 10904638
Yep... even worse than the first. I just couldn't help but laugh at how lame it was. Maybe (if I were old enough at the time) I should have watched it back then to see what kind of thrill factor it left, but in these days it's just boring and dumb.
A 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)
I hope Wes Craven got paid well for this craptatstic dequel from the 1980's. The one plus: Michael Berryman's return as Pluto.
Wes 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)
Craven seems to slip with this one. Too bad, as the original is one of his best.
Honestly 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)
if 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.
This movie is actually pretty awful, but worth watching for the "dog flashback" sequence.
