The Hills Have Eyes

About This Movie

Alexandre Aja's take on The Hills Have Eyes is a gritty, raw ride. It captures that intense, claustrophobic atmosphere really well, much like the original but ramped up. The practical effects are standout; you can feel the weight of the violence. The performances, especially from the family members, bring a rawness that makes their plight all the more harrowing. The pacing is relentless, drawing you into this bleak, sun-soaked wasteland, and the underlying themes of survival and the consequences of isolation add a layer of depth. It’s a brutal reimagining that doesn’t shy away from its horror roots while still carving its own path in the genre.

Released by Fox Searchlight Pictures · Shot in New Mexico's desolate landscapes · Runtime: 107 minutes, rated R · Remake of Wes Craven's 1977 film