The Hills Have Eyes Part 2

A motocross team on their way to trial a new super-fuel head out across the desert lead by Rachel, who, unbeknownst to the rest of the group, is a survivor of the cannibal clan which menaced the Carter family several years before.

Cast

Michael Berryman

as Pluto

Kevin Spirtas

as Roy

John Bloom

as The Reaper

Janus Blythe

as Rachel / Ruby

Tamara Stafford

as Cass

Colleen Riley

as Jane

Willard E. Pugh

as Foster

Penny Johnson Jerald

as Sue

Robert Houston

as Bobby

Peter Frechette

as Harry

Reviews

Gimly

I 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. _Final rating:★★ - Had some t...

JPV852

Maybe I was tired but man this was a boring ass horror movie. Really didn't care for this one at all and the only surprising element was the dog actually survived. **1.5/5**...

RottenPop

Wes Craven brings us an unlikely sequel to one of his most infamous films. The Hills Have Eyes Part II is a very low-budget survival horror film that is, like many, a victim of studio meddling. The film was written by Craven and had originally been planned to be much longer. However, production was ...

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