The Hills Have Eyes Part II
1985, Horror, 1h 28m
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It's been eight years since Bobby (John Laughlin) barely survived being terrorized and held captive by a group of desert-dwelling cannibals. The rest of his family weren't as lucky. Bobby now runs a Motocross shop with Ruby (Willard Pugh), one of the cannibals who kept him captive but later turned on her family. Both have tried to heal their pain. But the past comes raging back when Bobby and Ruby return to the desert with bikers they're sponsoring, and Ruby's family reappear to kill again.
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Robert Houston
Bobby
Bobby
Tamara Stafford
Cass
Cass
Kevin Spirtas
Roy
Roy
John Laughlin
Hulk
Hulk
Willard E. Pugh
Foster
Foster
Peter Frechette
Harry
Harry
Critic Reviews for The Hills Have Eyes Part II
Audience Reviews for The Hills Have Eyes Part II
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Apr 03, 2015I swear this music is straight out of the earlier Friday the 13th movies... Either way, if you don't count Mindripper (and you shouldn't), this is the worst of the Hills Have Eyes franchise. Though they do scream a little less, and my ears thank Part II for that.Gimly M Super Reviewer
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Jun 21, 2012The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 is a poorly constructed horror film that is absolutely pointless. This film lacks anything that made the first film so good. This is one of those films that never should have been made. The film has an uninteresting plot, one that doesn't satisfy. Wes Craven really delivered something original with his original film, but with this one, he misses the mark. The problem with this film is the plot and the poor acting. It's no wonder that Wes Craven disowned this film years later; it's one of his worst along with My Soul to Take. This film fails to build on the success of the first, and it becomes tiresome. The films ends up being without any form of direction or entertaining value and it just ends up being one of those sequels that fails to deliver the entertaining aspects that fans of the first are looking for. I wasn't thrilled with this film, and overall it's a bad film with a poor plot. This is a film that is a poorly constructed film that is all over the pl\ace and you just don't end up being entertained whatsoever by this film. This film was bad and the original film should have been left alone, in my opinion it did not need a sequel. The only thing that this film proves is that some classics don't need a second sequel to cash in on the reputation of the first. Watch the original Craven Cult hit, and avoid this film. This is one of the first bad films by director Wes Craven, and it shows that he didn't put much effort into making a consistent, thrilling and ultimately engaging film. This film fails to deliver in all respects.Alex r Super Reviewer
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Oct 21, 2011An absolutely pointless sequel to the cult classic.Sylvester K Super Reviewer
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Dec 04, 2009Yep... even worse than the first. I just couldn't help but laugh at how lame it was. Maybe (if I were old enough at the time) I should have watched it back then to see what kind of thrill factor it left, but in these days it's just boring and dumb.Leigh R Super Reviewer
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