The Hills Have Eyes Page #3

Synopsis: A family going to California accidentally goes through an Air Testing range closed to the public. They crash and are stranded in a desert. They are being stalked by a group of people, which have not emerged into modern times.
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Wes Craven
Production: Laser Media
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
64%
R
Year:
1977
89 min
765 Views


We tried, we tried. Nothing.

Well, one time we got something that

sounded like an obscene caller.

What do you mean?

It sounded like sort of heavy

breathing. Didn't it Mum?

It ah... it was static,

It wasn't.

What was that?

Oh, Jesus! What's going on?

Daddy! ... Daddy!

You son of a b*tch

Daddy! Daddy!

Chest hurts? ... All fall down.

Over here, ...

Dirty old gun, ...

Dirty old gun.

Pluto?

Pappa Jupe?

Pappa Jupe. We about ready.

Hey! Ah, you mind pointing that

thing somewhere else?

Thank you.

Whew, it gets cold out there.

Here, I bought you a present.

What's the matter with you?

Well, for one thing,

Dad's not back yet.

Oh, hell. I wouldn't expect him

this early.

He had a lot further to go than

I did.

Besides, it's slow going out there.

Where are the dogs?

Beast broke his chain about

an hour ago and he ran off.

Oh yeah.

And Beauty....well...Beauty, she....

Hey, Doug!

Doug's back!

I knew when you smelt food

you'd show up.

Hey, gorgeous?

Get out of here.

- Hey ...

How you doing?

Did you find anything?

Oh, yeah. Lots of stuff. There's

a ... I found a tower ...

And a dump about five miles out

of here.

All kinds of good stuff.

Look at this!

Look at all of this!

I mean, it's no wonder we're paying

higher taxes, ...

they're throwing this stuff away.

Did you go any further?

Did you find any people?

Oh no, there's no people.

I couldn't go any further because

the road just stops righ there, ...

... just ended right there.

Is there any food left? Because I am

so hungry.

Oh, come and get it, come on.

- Ok.

Listen, we've got to go out there

because there's enough stuff to open

... an army surplus store.

Honest to God ...

Ma ...

What's the matter?

You don't like dog anymore?

I like it.

Maybe, dog's too good for

a runaway slut like you.

The dog's ghost is talking out

there at night

Another dog?

Another dog. A great big stud.

Mamma, mamma! Let me come inside.

Mamma!

Good he's around here,

it means he ain't around there.

Where?

Never you mind.

Bobby, come on in.

Don't catch a cold.

Sure you're all right?

- Fine!

Ok.

Don't lock that too hard,

we're going out in a second.

Hey, where are you going?

The sack.

I don't think you should sleep in

the station wagon tonight.

Why not?

Look, sleep in here. On the floor.

What? Are you nuts?

Look Doug I got to talk to

you ... Where ...

All set?

Yeah, all set.

Hey I guarantee you that

he'll be back here by nine thirty.

Bobby's worried that rattlesnakes

are going to get Big Bob.

It isn't that...

Hey, you better worry about one

big bomb other than rattlesnakes.

Come on you.

Listen, if he's not back here

by eleven o'clock ...

we'll go out and meet him, ok?

Sleep well.

I'm scared.

Did I hurt you?

Beast?

Beast?

Beast!

Come here boy, come on.

Beast?

Beast?

Beast?

Hey boy. Come here boy.

Just ...

Come on.

Stupid ...

Jesus!

What do you want?

I mean with the amount of privacy we

get on this trip ...

I'm not the one knocking on windows

in the middle of the night.

All right, this better be good.

I need your keys.

- Oh for crying out loud.

I locked myself out.

Couldn't you wait?

Damn it, give me the keys please.

Look something weird is going on

here. Dad's not back yet.

You said you heard heavy breathing

on the CV.

And now the Beast's out there

barking like he's hurt.

Oh Bobby, ...

it's probably Beauty, she always

sounds like that when she barks.

Beauty's dead. Beauty's been dead

since this afternoon.

Beauty's dead? Well, what happened?

Why didn't you tell us sooner?

I tried ... When I found her,

she'd been gutted.

Somebody slit her, it was pretty bad.

I was so scared I ran away.

Ok, you just hold on right here.

I'll get a flashlight and we'll take

a look.

Come on, come on.

You stay right here.

I will not stay here.

Do it!

Oh God, help me ...

Help me, put it out.

Don't go out there.

- Let me go ...

Ma!

Brenda? ... Brenda? ...

Keep an eye on the baby, ok?

Right now, help me, ...

Hello Jupiter, this here is Mars.

You and Pluto in Mars?

We in Pappa, we in.

... Help me ...

You son of a b*tch.

You wait, you wait till you get

to be a man.

Baby fat, you fat, bad and juicy.

That's not my Bob ...

He needs some water. He needs some

water. Would you get it please?

That's not my Bob. That's not my

Bob. That's not my Bob.

That's not my Bob.

- He wants some water. No it's not Bob.

Lynne, Lynne, take her to get some

water, please?

Some whisky and blankets too.

You all right Bobby?

What are you doing? ...

Where are you going?

They got my Father ...

I'm going to get those bastards.

Bobby!

- I will ...

It's over Bob.

Women coming! Mars!

Just take what we came

for and get out.

Ahhh ... What was that?

Oh, Katy! ... Don't hurt my baby!

Get out of the way ...

Get out Ethel!

Take the baby.

- You better move your ass.

I'll come back for you later girly.

It's Ok baby, it's ok ...

Don't go baby. Don't go away. Don't

go away.... Ma?

Oh Jesus! ... Katy ...

Get her inside

and see to your Mum.

Oh my God!

Why are you doing this? ...

What do you want? ...

Damn you!

Give me back my baby! ...

My Katherine ...

Please...

Come on.

He's still got a gun.

Oh yeah, I got the bullets.

Mercury!

You paying attention Mercury?

Mercury!

Wait a minute, I see you.

You got something to eat.

We got something good here Mercury.

Is it a baby?

You be a good dog and

you'll get some.

Mamma Jupe be so happy,

Pappa Jupe be so happy.

Maybe I make ajoke

like last time.

I eat the toes.

You think that everybody laugh?

We always laugh at you Mercury.

Coming through.

What?

I thought I heard something.

Rocks falling.

You got rocks in your head a**hole.

Let's go.

I heard you tried to run away.

- No Pappa, no.

I heard you been messin' with

Grandpa Fred.

I fixed Grandpa Fred good.

I like fixing people good.

Bobby.

What you got there?

Is that what I think it is?

Oh, yeah!

About time we got some powerful

food 'round here.

We're going to eat it too.

Call in Mercury.

We don't need no watch no more.

Ok Pappa.

We caught us a young.

Thanks giving turkey.

What are we going to do?

They have our food, our ammo.

They killed Dad and Lynne,

they have the baby ...

and they're going to be back.

What are we going to do?

She hasn't said a word all night.

He don't answer Pappa Jupe.

Don't answer? Maybe you don't know

how to work it right.

I don't think that's it. I told you.

I heard something.

You heard what?

I'll go find him.

You go do that.

Did you kill them

all like I told you to?

Did you kill them all like I said?

It's such a small place a trailer.

When it's messy it's so messy.

Yeah.

Daddy back yet?

No, not yet.

Where's the kids? Bed yet?

Ah, yeah. Brenda's right here.

Bobby's in the kitchen.

Drinking Coke, I bet.

Is Lynne asleep?

Yeah.

I'll get you tucked in.

Another blanket. Do you have one?

It's all gone chilly.

This'll keep you warm.

This'll keep you nice and warm.

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Wes Craven

Wesley Earl Craven was an American film director, screenwriter, producer, actor, and editor, who was known for his pioneering work in the horror genre, particularly slasher films, where he mixed horror cliches with humor and satire. The cultural impact and influence of his work have dubbed him a “Master of Horror”. more…

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