*The ideal movie for psychopath Serial killers and child molesters*

Rating: 1/10 (26 June 2006)

The Hills Have Eyes and are Hungry? *The ideal movie for psychopath Serial killers and child molesters*
This movie starts out with a theme as cliché as they get. A family takes the "short-cut" through the desert. This short-cut scenario in and of itself is so overly used it's been beaten to the point of exhaustion. Why after all would you take directions from a creepy gas station attendant in the middle of nowhere is beyond me. The plot lacks any sort of good character development in this movie as well. None of the characters are very likable or anything but ordinary, and they lack the charismatic qualities that make a great cast. There's also not enough character development in the earlier stages of the movie. Could it be that the mutant's in this movie are somehow smarter than the average Joe's that they are feasting upon one by one? It sure seems that this movie portrays that sort of agenda. The mutant's pick this family off one by one, once they pop the tires of their truck and strand them on the isolated desert road.
One scene in particular stands out to me in this movie. Midway through this gruesome account of a movie, the women are left defenseless in the black of the desert night. The men leave them unattended in the trailer when provoked by outside distractions from the mutants of the hills. When they return it is to the mother fatally shot in the stomach and almost dead, one sister shot in the head gasping her last breath, the infant girl stolen, and the only female remaining was raped by both savage mutants'. One in the process of raping her had to hold his nose on. You can't help but think of the children that are going to be born of this masquerade from a girl that is still a child herself. It doesn't get much worse than this. This movie is just disturbing, disgusting, and rancid. A few scenes later the violated girl and her brother are the only two remaining at the trailer site. They had to drag the bodies of their mother and sister to the truck. The next thing you know, they hear some noise return to the truck and the body of their mother is missing. The boy runs after the trail of blood to find a mutant ripping chunks and feasting from the body!
Superhuman mutants? Nuclear fall-out would most likely cause lessened strength, lessened brain capacity, and the inability to reproduce. Not the opposite. The plot of this movie is so unbelievable in the respect that these mutants can survive so long and triumph over the humans. This movie puts horror to shame in its deranged traumatizing efforts. I give this one four negative stars. In fact, I'm profusely ashamed that I rented and even watched this one! It was so brutally traumatizing that I actually had to finish it to get some of the sicker scenes to leave my mind! Not my idea of entertainment. Care for a hearty serving of mental anguish anyone?