So is the the classic '70s rape-revenge film "The Hills Have Eyes" based on real events? Wes Craven's hyper-violent 1977 film (as well as the 2006 remake of the same name) tells the story of a family ...

Of course, I'm talking about "Cannibal Hillbillies ... as the horror remake "The Hills Have Eyes" hits video and DVD. The original film, released in 1977, was one of the early films of Wes ...

I still remember watching The Hills Have Eyes at a drive-in, and the low-budget grunginess of Wes Craven’s 1977 shocker was integral to its effect; it told you that the film came from outside ...

Wes Craven continues to cannibalise his back catalogue in The Hills Have Eyes 2 ... the mutant baby out with the bathwater. This is Cannibal Hillbilly Holocaust Part Deux: shorter, funnier ...

and one of the first franchises to see his lasting mark was The Hills Have Eyes. The film followed weary travelers through the desert, where cannibals begin to pick them off and pick them clean.

For a gratuitously gore-splattered remake of an obscure ’70s horror flick, “The Hills Have Eyes” isn’t half-bad. Wes Craven’s no-nukes vision of mutant cannibals who prey on wayward ...