Review of The Hills Have Eyes (1977) by Susan King for Los Angeles Times — 21 Jan 1996
Parallel families, Lassie-style pet dogs who turn hunter-killers, savage Nature: exploitation themes are used to maximum effect, and despite occasional errors, the sense of pace never errs. A heady mix of ironic allegory and seat-edge tension.
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This review of The Hills Have Eyes (1977) was written by Susan King and published by Los Angeles Times on 21 Jan 1996.
The Hills Have Eyes has generally received positive reviews.
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