Review of The Hills Have Eyes (2006) by Adam V — 31 May 2012
Grade: B.
Very solid horror remake and actually scary. The hills have eyes is about a family driving to San Diego stop at a gas station far from civilization and the clerk tells them there is a shorter distance if they go that way but little do they know. The area was used in the 1940s to the 1960s as a atomic bomb practice area. The people who lived there didn't want to leave their homes so they hide in the mines. The radiation left nothing but killer munants. The film is a "don't do that" kind of movie but is actually enjoyable And scary. The hills have eyes is something different in horror that is worth a couple of nights without sleep.
This review of The Hills Have Eyes (2006) was written by Adam V on 31 May 2012.
The Hills Have Eyes has generally received mixed reviews.
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