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The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
In Theatre : July 12, 1977 Director(s): Wes Craven Horror auteur Wes Craven followed his threadbare but horrifically compelling cult classic Last House on the Left with this wonderfully demented morality fable about a bloody war of attrition between two extremely different families. The story opens on the journey of the Carters, a mildly dysfunctional extended family led by patriarch "Big Bob" Carter (Russ Grieve), as they travel across the California desert in search of an inherited silver mine.
When a broken axle leaves them stranded in the middle of a former nuclear testing site, their attempts to find help lead them unwittingly into the territory of a savage family of cave-dwelling cannibals, the apparent progeny of the bearlike Jupiter (James Whitworth) and an abducted prostitute. Jupiter's eldest son Pluto (professional movie weirdo Michael Berryman) leads the first brutal attack on the defenseless Carters who, through necessity, are driven to equally extreme measures in order to survive. Though the film is not overtly bloody, the scenes depicting this confrontation are rendered with an unflinching directness, and the violations visited on the Carters are so brutal as to make the survivors' regression into savagery all the more convincing. No one is spared from the nightmare: Jupiter's boys have even kidnapped the youngest member of the Carter family -- a mere infant -- to serve as fodder for their next barbecue, and the baby becomes the main point of contention between the rival clans. Craven nevertheless refuses to take the easy way out by depicting his "monsters" as soullessly evil; parallels between either family's "values" are clearly drawn as the differences between the two clans begin to blur.
Related The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Movie Reviews ![]() This movie may be a cult classic from one of my favorite horror directors Wes Craven, but this movie jsut seemed bland and boring to me for the most part. But I did like the whole idea dn concept and some of the scenes w... The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Review by The Creature ![]() PLOT: The Carters are an all-American family on their way to California when their car breaks down far from civilization in the remote southwestern desert. But they are not alone: Watching from the hills is a very differ... The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Review by BASSI ![]() I did see the remake before this movie, i have seen the remake about 20 or so times even before i sat down to watch this movie.So last night was the first time I saw this and I did not expecting to see great m... |
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