The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

Release Date: 1977
Genre: Bumpkin & Redneck
Director: Wes Craven
Screenwriter: Wes Craven

The Hills Have Eyes (1977)Rating:

Dylan = 9 / 10;
Raoul = 6 / 10;
Andrew = 8 / 10.

The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Synopsis:

A family traveling in camper-van across California find themselves stuck in the middle of deserted hills populated by hostile savages.

The Hills Have Eyes (1977)Review:

The original Hills Have Eyes is a good horror film, but one that looks very old for modern viewer. I made the mistake of watching the Aja’s remake before this one. PLEASE DON’T do the same mistake or you will find it difficult to enjoy the original (the plot is really the same). It then makes it a bit awkward for me to comment on this movie, which I guess was great back in the 1970’s, with inventive characters, great action scenes and a really innovative plot. But I personally found it a bit slow, with not much happening at the time. It appear pretty weak in comparison with both the remake and other similar movies from the same period, for example Texas Chain Saw. Recommended to horror movie geeks that want to know their classics or to anyone that hasn’t seen Aja’s remake.

The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Cast:

John Steadman	…	Fred
Janus Blythe	…	Ruby
Peter Locke	…	Mercury (as Arthur King)
Russ Grieve	…	Big Bob Carter
Virginia Vincent	…	Ethel Carter
Suze Lanier-Bramlett	…	Brenda Carter (as Susan Lanier)
Dee Wallace	…	Lynne Wood
Brenda Marinoff	…	Katy
Robert Houston	…	Bobby Carter
Martin Speer	…	Doug Wood
James Whitworth	…	Jupiter
Michael Berryman	…	Pluto
Lance Gordon	…	Mars
Cordy Clark	…	Mama
Flora	…	Beauty

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