The Movie Diorama The remake, whilst not particularly great, was tolerable and did showcase some excellent use of horror by perpetuating gore and strong sexual threat. This sequel does uphold the latter elements, albeit cheaply, but still greatly pales in comparison. After the events of its predecessor, a squad of national guard members are tasked in investigating the disappearance of scientists in Sector 16. A testing facility for atomic bombs, so you know what that means...! Mutants residing in caverns looking for female women to rape and increase the population of the grotesque abnormalities that are hidden from society. Nothing else to it to be honest. Some scenes of body gore, including fingering a cranium to pull out brains or a survivor hiding in a toilet (literally in it), were well executed and forced me to twitch with anguish. Excessive? Perhaps, but entertainingly horrible nonetheless. Unfortunately, the characters are dumb. They might be rookies, but 12-year olds have more common sense and intelligence that this entire unit. "They're picking us off one by one!" as they continue to split up and coincidentally get slaughtered. "Calm down, you'll get us killed!" as they haphazardly shout everything whilst slamming on metal blast doors, coincidentally alerting all the nearby mutants. "You killed my baby!" screams a woman from a terrorising family as the clueless trainee soldier approaches the individual who coincidentally has grenades strapped to her. You get my point. It's incredibly stupid. An expendable cast with no personality and zero memorability. Choppy editing with minimal direction. Less than ninety minutes long and still felt like it dragged, particularly the forgettable second act. And it ends with a scene of a soldier smashing a mutant's groin with a sledgehammer. Need I say more? It's cheap, disposable and derivative. Just stick with the original and remake.

bladesofchaos One of the best terror filled movies of all time!!!!

Jeffery Larrison Honestly, the re-make of the 2nd hills have eyes was pretty much the same thing as the first hills have eyes re-make. It definitely had it's moments. It definitely needed more work though. On the other hand though, it did have those ouch moments when something that looks so painful to watch. Beginning was retarded as hell. Obviously, the plot to the whole entire movie was also retarded as f***. Again, another thing that really annoyed was the fact that the director of course made everyone mutants again when during the original ones, they were perfectly normal looking. In my opinion, this is definitely not worth watching. So if you do decide to watch this one, I suggest watching Craven's version first then watch the re-makes.

Andrew Spaulding i cant believe the studio approved this for release, it was horrible, it certainly would not be calling for these national guards men to come to my aid, they are written into the script as stupid, incompetent, and have no common-sense at all, it was painful to watch, , when they arrive at the scientist camp site which is deserted they seem to feel nothing is wrong, even after they fail to contact them, they then spot a mirror signal on a hill which they then decide must be one of the missing scientists, so with no concern what so ever they pack up and leave..what follows is a disaster, watch at your own peril,this movie is by far the worse iv seen, and iv seen some bad ones. i wont waste my time writing a long boring review..even though my review would be a better read then the movie would be to watch.