The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
- 1hr 29m
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Metacritic
63
Despite some admittedly intense sequences and a lean, spare script, The Hills Have Eyes hasn't aged all that well, particularly the business with the cannibals, who are more likely to inspire laughter from modern viewers than anything else. [31 Oct 2003, p.22G]
Rene Rodriguez
Miami Herald
63
The major saving grace of The Hills Have Eyes is that it’s better acted than probably any other film from Craven’s early period. Because of his emotionally bare nature, Robert Houston’s achingly implosive terror is more complex than your average male lead in a horror film.
Eric Henderson
Slant Magazine
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Trailer 1 (02:40)
Movie Info & Cast
Director: Wes Craven
Producer: Peter Locke
Writer: Wes Craven
Release Date: Jul 22, 1977
Runtime: 1hr 29m
Synopsis
On the way to California, a family has the misfortune to have their car break down in an area closed to the public, and inhabited by violent savages ready to attack.
Cast
- Susan Lanier
- Robert Houston
- Martin Speer
- Dee Wallace-Stone
- Russ Grieve
- John Steadman
- James Whitworth
- Virginia Vincent
- Lance Gordon
- Michael Berryman
Did You Know?
Trivia
- Robert Houston was actually the second choice for Bobby Carter and landed the role because the original actor left the production after reading the script.
Goofs
- (at around 51 mins) After Mars pulls Pluto off of Brenda and throws him onto the trailer floor, Pluto's lips don't move when he says, "You son of a bitch!"
Quotes
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- Big Bob Carter: Do you always try to stop trespassers by hanging yourself?
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