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1 day ago · The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007) The original 1977 film sets the tone for the franchise, introducing audiences to the Carter family, who find themselves stranded in the Nevada desert and hunted by a group of mutant cannibals. Craven’s gritty direction and unique take on family survival make this film an iconic piece of 1970s horror.
2 days ago · 10 The Hills Have Eyes (2006) From the minds of Alexandre Aja and Grégory Levasseur, The Hills Have Eyes is a horror that serves as their English-language debut. A remake of the 1997 Wes Craven ...
19 hours ago · Mark Cousins on his portrait of a neglected painter: “Once you’re infected by an artist’s work, it’s timeless”. Mark Cousins explains how he became obsessed with the work of Wilhelmina ‘Willie’ Barns-Graham, the little-known 20th-century British modernist painter who is the subject of his new film A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things.
2 days ago · Directed by Rupert Wainwright. The Happening, Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, and Ghosts of Mars are all among the most poorly directed horror movies ever.
2 days ago · Wes Craven crafted his 1977 film The Hills Have Eyes as an homage to Massacre, [119] while Ridley Scott cited Hooper's film as an inspiration for his 1979 film Alien. [120] [121] French director Alexandre Aja credited it as an early influence on his career. [122]
5 days ago · Largely because the thing is inimitable. Every horror filmmaker alive has seen it, but vanishingly few have dared follow in its footsteps. Wes Craven did, brilliantly, in 1977’s The Hills Have Eyes.
4 days ago · Interestingly, Smokey and the Bandit debuted on May 27 — just two days after the No. 1 movie on our list. 1 — Star Wars 20th Century Fox. The 20th Century Fox film, which eventually became known as Star Wars: Episode IV — a New Hope, was the top film of 1977 with a domestic gross of $307 million. (Adjusted for inflation, that's $1.3 billion.)
