The Hills Have Eyes [1977] (DVD) Reviews

I bought this movie on DVD for £5.99. I had head about it so i went out and bought it. All i can say is they dont make 'em like they use to. This movie got me interested from the start. I always wanted to know what happened next and even got a bit scared at some points. It also got me a bit sad when the dog got ...

A family are heading off on an enjoyable camping holiday somewhere in the American countryside, they are driving along when suddenly a rabbit runs out in front of the car, they serve to miss it and end up crashing the car so badly that they won?t be able to drive it. With no garages or even houses in sight they head off to find some help, what ...

With this and the Nightmare on Elm Street series, Director Wes Craven set himself up as one of American horror's most talented exports. Playing on typical human fears and insecurites, Craven manages to purvey a sense of dread in his viewer like no other, which is again seen here in this bloody offering from 1978. The story starts out ...

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 ...

Worrying film this one. If you have ever travelled around the middle of nowhere alone, you can appreciate how this film was conceived. Set the scene, large camper (all Americans seem to have at least one each) a breakdown in the middle of a dessert road, noone around and there are deranged psychopaths watching you and picking you off one ...