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The Hills Have Eyes - Part 2 Reviews

1984 Certificate 18 Certificate 18 (TBC)
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Crazed mutants with an insatiable thirst for human blood attack a group of youngsters walking along a lonely desert road in the dead of night. Everyone is killed except a man and a blind girl who are left to face the terror alone. This sequel to the beloved cannibal film is directed by famed horror auteur Wes Craven (NIGHTMARE .. Read more

Starring Michael Berryman, John Laughlin, Tamara Stafford
Director Wes Craven
Genres Horror

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  • Most helpful members' reviews (3) of The Hills Have Eyes - Part 2

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  • 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 1 star

    Before he was famous!

    Anyone expecting a re-run or a move-on from Wes Craven's classic had best avoid this one. The only good thing about it is that it obviously has a bigger budget, better actors, and the same dog from the original (in character, anyway). Although Mr Craven did direct it, it feels like a 'you make this sequel and we'll fund your next movie' job, ie, his heart wasn't in it and neither was his talent. There is the obligatory move to centre the action around a group of hapless teenagers, which was the 'new' thing for the early eighties, but we've all seen it since, and seen it much better executed.

    Avoid like the hills.

    John.

      • John Craig from Scotland
  • 1 out of 1 person found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars

    this is not one of Wes Cravens best movies but if you are a fan of his work it is worth watching!!!

      • Claire#2 from COLCHESTER
  • 1 out of 1 person found this review helpful

    Rated - 2 stars [Highly rated reviewer]

    Not the best

    Let's just say, you know they've run out of ideas when the dog starts having flashbacks to the first film.

      • JamesMc from London
  • Most recent members' reviews (2) of The Hills Have Eyes - Part 2

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  • 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 1 star

    Before he was famous!

    Anyone expecting a re-run or a move-on from Wes Craven's classic had best avoid this one. The only good thing about it is that it obviously has a bigger budget, better actors, and the same dog from the original (in character, anyway). Although Mr Craven did direct it, it feels like a 'you make this sequel and we'll fund your next movie' job, ie, his heart wasn't in it and neither was his talent. There is the obligatory move to centre the action around a group of hapless teenagers, which was the 'new' thing for the early eighties, but we've all seen it since, and seen it much better executed.

    Avoid like the hills.

    John.

      • John Craig from Scotland
  • Rated - 3 stars

    Not as good as the first one

    A bit disappointing although it did still have you on the edge of your seat at times.

      • A customer from Leicester, England.
  • 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 1 star

    Before he was famous!

    Anyone expecting a re-run or a move-on from Wes Craven's classic had best avoid this one. The only good thing about it is that it obviously has a bigger budget, better actors, and the same dog from the original (in character, anyway). Although Mr Craven did direct it, it feels like a 'you make this sequel and we'll fund your next movie' job, ie, his heart wasn't in it and neither was his talent. There is the obligatory move to centre the action around a group of hapless teenagers, which was the 'new' thing for the early eighties, but we've all seen it since, and seen it much better executed.

    Avoid like the hills.

    John.

      • John Craig from Scotland
  • 1 out of 1 person found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars

    this is not one of Wes Cravens best movies but if you are a fan of his work it is worth watching!!!

      • Claire#2 from COLCHESTER
  • 1 out of 1 person found this review helpful

    Rated - 2 stars [Highly rated reviewer]

    Not the best

    Let's just say, you know they've run out of ideas when the dog starts having flashbacks to the first film.

      • JamesMc from London
  • Rated - 3 stars

    A classic for devotees only.

    You like Wes Craven? You like seeing the limits of a small budget? Good, solid eighties horror for true fans only otherwise see Wrong Turn for the modern take.

      • Del from Sth Coast
  • Rated - 1 star

    Oh dear....

    this follow up is awful. 7 years after the first, it must have ben made to squeeze as much money as possible out of the idea, after TV rights etc. The first ended quite strangly and this does answer some of the questions but you will suffer in the process. Best not rent either.

      • A customer from Uphill, Somerset
  • Rated - 2 stars

    Poor Sequel

    This really was just an attempted money spinner, it lacks all of the horror and originality of the first film, very dissapointing.

  • Rated - 1 star

    What was the point?

    'The Hills Have Eyes' is a classic horror movie that fans of the genre owe it to themselves to see at least once. 'The Hills Have Eyes Part 2' is so bad it's offensive.

    The dialogue and acting are awful, and the film does absolutely nothing new. What, exactly, was the point in making a sequel so bad that it almost makes you like the original less?

      • Chris Rogers from Rugby, England
  • Rated - 3 stars

    The Hills Have Eyes - Part 2 (1984)

    Not a bad film for its year! It did follow on well from the first one, and the same actors were used which is always better!!! A classic to watch!!!

      • A customer from Leeds, UK
  • Rated - 1 star [Highly rated reviewer]

    So much recycled material!

    Theres so much recycled material from the 1st film in this one. The story is boring. Doesnt stand up at all and well you say to urself... wot was the point in making this film!

      • James from Brighton
  • Rated - 3 stars

    Not as good as the first one

    A bit disappointing although it did still have you on the edge of your seat at times.

      • A customer from Leicester, England.

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    • The Hills Have Eyes - Part 2
      Crazed mutants with an insatiable thirst for human blood attack a group of youngsters walking along a lonely desert road in the dead of night. Everyone is killed except a man and a blind girl who are left to face the terror alone. This sequel to the beloved cannibal film is directed by famed horror ...

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