The Hills Have Eyes

Two films by Wes Craven, then two remakes, and nothing crosses between them.

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Where to start with The Hills Have Eyes

Pick a continuity. There are two and they share nothing, so there is no reason to watch all four in a row unless you want to.

  1. 1
    The Hills Have Eyes (1977) The Hills Have Eyes

    Wes Craven's original. Rough, cheap, and still the most uncomfortable film in the series. It is the head of the older of the two continuities.

  2. 2
    The Hills Have Eyes Part II (1985) The Hills Have Eyes Part II

    The only true sequel, with returning cast. Go in knowing it pads itself with clips from the first film, including one flashback from the point of view of a dog, and that Craven wanted nothing to do with it afterwards.

  3. 3
    The Hills Have Eyes (2006) The Hills Have Eyes

    Start here instead if you want the modern version. It remakes the 1977 film from scratch and needs nothing before it, and it is the better made of the two openings.

Then what? The Hills Have Eyes 2 from 2007 follows the remake and only the remake. A television film called Mind Ripper from 1995 is sold in some places as The Hills Have Eyes III: it was written as a third film, then rewritten to remove every reference, and it has no characters or story in common with any of these. It is not listed here because it is not one of them.

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The Craven Films

  • The Hills Have Eyes 1977
  • The Hills Have Eyes Part II 1985

The Remakes

  • The Hills Have Eyes 2006
  • The Hills Have Eyes 2 2007

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