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The Hills Have Eyes (2006) The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
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Thegun
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 Re: The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Ted Levine (In particular a very talented actor who I love) was atrociously bad.) And the mutants were pretty laughable outside of the first scene. All the humans die in the first 30 minutes and only react the rest of the film (it's far from acting, saying they can cry better is not much of an accomplishment, that's more the director)
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Magic Mike
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Re: The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Hadn't seen this in years but just watched it again tonight and it holds up very well. Easily one of the best horror remakes. Loved Aaron Stanford in it. He deserved a better career. Alexandre Aja deserves to be a bigger deal too. You can usually count on him to deliver.
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Dil
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Re: The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Man I still absolutely adore this remake. Easily the best Alexandre Aja film next to Crawl IMO and up there with John Carpentar's The Thing and The Dawn of the Dead remake from 2004 as one of my favorite remakes of all time. I agree with Mike that Aaron Stanford definitely deserved a better career and it saddens to this day the guy is still probably more recognized as Pyro from X-Men than his role from this movie.
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