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Thread started 07/25/05 1:39pm

superspaceboy

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Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes



OK so how messed up is this movie? Has Anyone seen this? Very creepy movie about a family going to California and decide (stupidly) to go off the main road and thier car ends up breaking an axel rod...thus leaving this family stranded in the desert, while a family of creepy inbred maniacs stalk and kill each family member and kidnap the infant daughter of one of the family members.

Little bit of camp, a lotta cheese, very smart dogs, some truly frightening moments and a very imaginative script and plot from Wes Craven make this a highly entertaining film. I enjoyed it a lot better than last house on the left. And it certainly does what most if not all horror movies miss...a sense of realistic dread and attachment to the characters.

Great Horror movie that does have quite a few unintentional giggle moments.

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Reply #1 posted 07/25/05 1:51pm

retina

I just thought it was an inferior clone of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and/or Deliverance. shrug
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Reply #2 posted 07/25/05 1:53pm

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retina said:

I just thought it was an inferior clone of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and/or Deliverance. shrug

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Reply #3 posted 07/25/05 1:56pm

2the9s

Just as long as Hills don't contain fifth digit!

Haha!

I'm trying... sigh
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Reply #4 posted 07/25/05 1:56pm

gemini13

I saw part of it, and it was slightly scary. The kidnapping part anyway.
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Reply #5 posted 07/25/05 1:57pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

The guy on the poster of this movie had a small part in THE DEVIL'S REJECTS. I think it was part homage to horror movies. I think that's why PJ SOLES was also in the cast.


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Reply #6 posted 07/25/05 2:00pm

retina

Caligula said:

retina said:

I just thought it was an inferior clone of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and/or Deliverance. shrug

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Come here, pretty mouth.


What are you doing on a thread about a slasher movie? You're more of a Jane Austen person, aren't you? smile
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Reply #7 posted 07/25/05 2:02pm

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retina said:

Caligula said:


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Come here, pretty mouth.


What are you doing on a thread about a slasher movie? You're more of a Jane Austen person, aren't you? smile


lol

Actually, I don't like slashers or Jane Austen. flip u
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Reply #8 posted 07/25/05 2:53pm

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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

The guy on the poster of this movie had a small part in THE DEVIL'S REJECTS. I think it was part homage to horror movies. I think that's why PJ SOLES was also in the cast.


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Yeah that guy puts the C in Creepy. The others were pretty creepy too...fucked up teeth and all.

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Reply #9 posted 07/25/05 2:55pm

superspaceboy

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retina said:

I just thought it was an inferior clone of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and/or Deliverance. shrug


It wasn't even near either of those movie IMO..except for the back woodsy mentality that both of those other movies displayed (Deliverence had a very small part of that). Other than that...this movie stands on it's own.

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Reply #10 posted 07/25/05 10:28pm

Natsume

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I've seen last house on the left. TA-DA!
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #11 posted 07/25/05 11:24pm

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Natsume said:

I've seen last house on the left. TA-DA!


but did you ever see deadly friend, ass!? you are soo the robot girl!



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Reply #12 posted 07/25/05 11:29pm

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Christopher said:

Natsume said:

I've seen last house on the left. TA-DA!


but did you ever see deadly friend, ass!? you are soo the robot girl!



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SHE'S FANTASTIC
MADE OF PLASTIC
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #13 posted 07/25/05 11:34pm

Christopher

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Natsume said:

Christopher said:



but did you ever see deadly friend, ass!? you are soo the robot girl!



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SHE'S FANTASTIC
MADE OF PLASTIC


omg not small wonder! mr.green altho im sure with your hair up and that dress you could pull it off
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Reply #14 posted 07/26/05 6:07am

CreepyCarrie

superspaceboy said:


OK so how messed up is this movie? Has Anyone seen this? Very creepy movie about a family going to California and decide (stupidly) to go off the main road and thier car ends up breaking an axel rod...thus leaving this family stranded in the desert, while a family of creepy inbred maniacs stalk and kill each family member and kidnap the infant daughter of one of the family members.

Little bit of camp, a lotta cheese, very smart dogs, some truly frightening moments and a very imaginative script and plot from Wes Craven make this a highly entertaining film. I enjoyed it a lot better than last house on the left. And it certainly does what most if not all horror movies miss...a sense of realistic dread and attachment to the characters.

Great Horror movie that does have quite a few unintentional giggle moments.

I love this movie. Well, "love" may not be the proper movie, but I think it's one of the best of its genre, and certainly a highpoint in Wes Craven's career. It's hard to believe that the man who made that also made the yawn-fest Cursed. The DVD features the original ending that was later changed - good thing, because it's a terrible ending! lol Two people walking hand in hand into the sunset.
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Reply #15 posted 07/26/05 6:48am

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I remember that dude on the poster also had a role in Weird Science, and the Motley Crue video for "Smokin' In The Boys Room"! giggle
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Reply #16 posted 07/26/05 6:57pm

shausler

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

The guy on the poster of this movie had a small part in THE DEVIL'S REJECTS. I think it was part homage to horror movies. I think that's why PJ SOLES was also in the cast.


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yes you are right


as was the guy from the original dawn of the dead


definate homage
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Reply #17 posted 07/26/05 7:00pm

shausler

i loved the hills


it was fucked up

when they cook the father alive


it was


so frightful




but then there was a sequal


this is the worst movie ever made
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