Tuesday, March 07, 2006
The Hills Have Eyes
It’s “Devil’s Rejects” meets “The Hulk” meets “Breakdown” meets “Hostel” in this horror movie remake. Alien has never seen the original movie of the same name, but why would Wes Craven redo his own 1977 film?
A family of seven with two dogs and two birds get some bad advice and end up stranded and stalked by atomic test blast mutants. If you love guts and gore, murder and mayhem, as well as dismemberment and cannibalism, you may enjoy this genetically altered version of Survivor: New Mexico Desert (but, surprisingly, is actually Moroco). If not your cup of tea, you better skip this tale of how I spent my summer vacation with a nuclear family.
Alien gives it 2 “pick axe and shotgun” stars out of 4.
It’s “Devil’s Rejects” meets “The Hulk” meets “Breakdown” meets “Hostel” in this horror movie remake. Alien has never seen the original movie of the same name, but why would Wes Craven redo his own 1977 film?
A family of seven with two dogs and two birds get some bad advice and end up stranded and stalked by atomic test blast mutants. If you love guts and gore, murder and mayhem, as well as dismemberment and cannibalism, you may enjoy this genetically altered version of Survivor: New Mexico Desert (but, surprisingly, is actually Moroco). If not your cup of tea, you better skip this tale of how I spent my summer vacation with a nuclear family.
Alien gives it 2 “pick axe and shotgun” stars out of 4.
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