The hills have eyes 1977 movie#

Rounding out the group are the familyвЂ™s dogs Beauty and The Beast, and even their pet canary.

First up we have the heads of the family Bob and Ethel Carter, their children Bobby, Brenda, and Lynne, as well as LynneвЂ™s husband Doug and their baby daughter Katy. In fact, the reason heвЂ™s fleeing in the first place is to avoid RubyвЂ™s family, whose actions have lead to the state troopers and the airforce sniffing around.Д®nter the Carter family, and there is a lot of them of so bear with me. When she sees Fred is making a break for it she begs him to take her with him, but he refuses, as he is fearful of what her father will do if he finds out. Even Fred is trying to get the hell out of there and is the middle of packing up his belongings when a young girl, Ruby, appears to try and trade some things she has stolen with him. Our story opens as a lot of good horror movies do, with a creepy gas station and a slightly dodgy looking attendant вЂ“ Fred.

As the two families are pitted against each other, which version of the story will come out on top in this very bloody battle? Both versions are currently sitting at 6.4 on IMDB, so chances are itвЂ™s going to be a close one! The Hills Have Eyes (1977) With a script based on the legend of the Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean and his family, both films focus on the Carter family after they stumble into the desert and are attacked by a clan of blood-thirsty cannibals. This month in Sometimes They Come Back weвЂ™re taking a look at one of Wes CravenвЂ™s classic efforts from 1977, and itвЂ™s 2006 remake вЂ“ The Hills Have Eyes.

The hills have eyes 1977 movie#

Sometimes They Come Back is here to take a look at the horror genre and its love for remakes! WeвЂ™ll be discussing both the original movie and its remake (sometimes multiple remakes) in detail before deciding who comes out on top! Are the originals always the best? LetвЂ™s find out!