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The Hills Have Eyes 2

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During a routine patrol of the New Mexican desert, members (Michael McMillian, Jessica Stroup, Daniella Alonso) of a National Guard unit stop at a deserted research camp. Picking up a distress signal emanating from a mountain range, they set out to investigate, unaware that a tribe of vicious, cannibalistic mutants awaits their arrival.
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Critics Consensus

The Hills Have Eyes 2 is a completely unoriginal sequel offers plenty of gore and clichés, but few scares.

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Tim Grierson Screen International Jul 23, 2008
The Hills Have Eyes 2 offers another round of dull, gory fright scenes that neither push the horror envelope nor exhibit any noticeable ingenuity. Go to Full Review
Kyle Smith New York Post Aug 22, 2007
1.5/4
In case you miss what's happening, one soldier wails, 'Oh, man, we're gettin' picked off one by one, here.' Go to Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily News Apr 12, 2007
1/4
Written, disappointingly, by Wes Craven and his son Jonathan, this limp sequel to last year's remake of Wes' 1977 original feels like the work of a guy who's spent a few too many days lost in the desert. Go to Full Review
Mark H. Harris Black Horror Movies Jan 3, 2020
2/5
While the first remake successfully captured the original's disturbing edge, this one seems too dead-set on upping the ante. Go to Full Review
Funmi Sunmonu Add This To Your List Oct 19, 2018
One of the worst sequels I've ever seen. Go to Full Review
Scott Weinberg TheHorrorShow Aug 28, 2015
As far as stuff like mood, atmosphere, tone, and intensity is concerned, this sequel is a completely empty vessel. Go to Full Review
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Abraham R Dec 3, 2018 A tedious, awful sequel to a great remake.
Jul 12, 2018 Nothing says horror like fake CGI backgrounds and shit dialogue.
George P Jun 3, 2018 The 2006 remake of Wes Craven's 1977 cult classic is still one of my favorite horror movies. It was shocking, violent and very entertaining. But this sequel is the complete opposite. It's just a lazy and clichéd horror flick, which is far from decent, du to a sloppy screenplay and the lack of memorable characters. The whole production feels rushed and half-assed. And even though disgusting gore and body parts are everywhere in this film, it fails to have the same shock value that the first film had, it barely has any scares, and overall, just makes for an embarrassing and disappointing sequel... See more
George P Nov 1, 2017 Cliched and unoriginal, The Hills Have Eyes 2 is a significant step down from the previous film. It's much better than The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 (1985), but that's not saying much. The acting is pretty good, and the film does have its moments, but they're not enough to justify watching it more than once. See more
Han W Jun 22, 2011 Some good actions but still a bad film and a lot of the effects are laughable
Luke P Jul 19, 2010 Love this film, and love this series - why did they only stop at two films?! It's a continuation of what we loved from the first movie; a group of mutated cannibals that prey on human flesh (more as revenge for their nuclear testing deformities as opposed to feeding purposes). This time they are let loose upon a group of rookie army trainees who are quickly deployed on a search and rescue mission following their predecessors disappearance. As you would guess, one by one they are picked off like a face full of puss filled spots, only this involves a lot more blood and gore. With more characters both in terms of the hillbillies, and the rescuers, there is a lot more action than the first film, with less build up and more entertainment. There's no link to the original despite the fact that you would have presumed the area would have been investigated following the survivors from the first film having informed the authorities?! However, as that doesn't have appeared to have been the case, we thankfully get to view a very amusing sequel. It's one of those that makes you cringe as every death involves some comical method of finally ending ones life, never with it being a simple bullet to the heart. The acting is decent and each character has his or her own traits that give them all a meaningful purpose. Given the ending, it's easily open to another sequel and I'd eagerly anticipate that with relish, so despite the fact it's been about years since this latest instalment, I'll still keep my fingers firmly crossed. See more
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Synopsis During a routine patrol of the New Mexican desert, members (Michael McMillian, Jessica Stroup, Daniella Alonso) of a National Guard unit stop at a deserted research camp. Picking up a distress signal emanating from a mountain range, they set out to investigate, unaware that a tribe of vicious, cannibalistic mutants awaits their arrival.
Director
Martin Weisz
Producer
Wes Craven, Peter Locke, Marianne Maddalena
Screenwriter
Wes Craven, Jonathan Craven
Distributor
Fox
Production Co
Craven-Maddalena Films
Rating
R (Language|Gore|Rape|Strong Gruesome Violence)
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 23, 2007, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Sep 18, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA)
$20.8M
Runtime
1h 29m
Sound Mix
Dolby SRD, DTS, SDDS
Aspect Ratio
Scope (2.35:1)
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