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The Hills Have Eyes Part II ()

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A group of bikers, heading to a race, become stranded in the desert and find themselves fighting off a family of inbred cannibals who live off the land.
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Bobby
David Nichols ...
The Psychiatrist
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Ethel Carter (archiveFootage)
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Jupiter (archiveFootage)
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Brenda (archiveFootage)
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Cass
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Roy (as Kevin Blair)
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Hulk
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Foster (as Willard Pugh)
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Harry
Colleen Riley ...
Jane
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Sue (as Penny Johnson)
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Rachel / Ruby
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Mars (archiveFootage)
Brenda Marinoff ...
Katy (archiveFootage)
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Doug (archiveFootage)
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Mrs. Wilson
Arden Roger Meyer ...
Man With Towel
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Pluto
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The Reaper
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The Reaper (uncredited) (voice)

Directed by

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Wes Craven ... (directed by)

Written by

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Wes Craven ... (written by)

Produced by

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Barry Cahn ... producer (produced by)
Jonathan Debin ... associate producer
Peter Locke ... producer (produced by)

Music by

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Harry Manfredini ... (music by)

Cinematography by

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David Lewis ... director of photography

Editing by

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Richard Bracken

Editorial Department

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Margaret Carlton ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Dennis Cornell ... (casting by)

Production Design by

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Dominick Bruno

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Forrest Chadwick

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Taryn De Chellis

Makeup Department

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Ken Horn ... makeup artist
Ramona Joy ... hairdresser

Production Management

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John Callas ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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John Callas ... first assistant director
Anthony Cecere ... second assistant director (as Tony Cecere)
John Callas ... second unit director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Rick Cutler ... construction foreman
Robert Johnson ... lead man
Robb Wilson King ... set design consultant
Steven Levit ... assistant property master
Michael Norris ... carpenter
Tim Perovich ... assistant property
Robert Varney ... carpenter

Sound Department

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Eddie Campbell ... sound effects
William Gazecki ... re-recording mixer
Alan Holly ... re-recording mixer
Anthony Ippolito ... sound effects
Dave Kulczycki ... sound effects (as David Kulczycki)
Don MacDougall ... re-recording mixer
Art Names ... sound mixer (as Arthur Names)
Peggy Names ... boom operator
Bill Henderson ... sound re-recording engineer (uncredited)
William Hooper ... sound editor (uncredited)

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Dick Brownfield ... special effects (as Richard Brownfield)
Frank Monroe ... assistant special effects
Mark Stimpson ... assistant special effects

Stunts

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Desiree Ayres ... stunt player (as Desiree Ayers Kerns)
Pamela Bebermeyer ... stunt player (as Pam Bebermeyer)
Bruce Carson ... stunt player (as Clifford Bruce Carson)
Anthony Cecere ... stunt coordinator (as Tony Cecere)
Shane Dixon ... stunt player
Christopher Doyle ... stunt player
Joe Gilbride ... stunt player (as Joseph Gilbride)
David Goodrich ... stunt player
Kane Hodder ... stunt player
Rob King ... stunt player (as Robert D. King)
Rex Pierson ... stunt player
Sharon Schaffer ... stunt player (as Sharon Shaeffer)
Jeff Smolek ... stunt player
Speed Stearns ... stunt player
Cindy Wills ... stunt player (as Cindy 'Toad' Wills)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ben Batzdorff ... gaffer
Ray Bilger ... electrician (as Raymond Bilger)
Stephen Crawford ... best boy (as Steve Crawford)
Billy Dickson ... first assistant camera (as Bill Dickson)
Clinton Dougherty ... second assistant camera (as Clint Dougherty)
Bill Eckert ... third grip
Robert Gray ... key grip
Kim Kono ... second grip
Jesse Mather ... electrician
Louis Patrou ... third assistant camera
Brian Tatsumo ... third assistant camera
Carol Westwood ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Mimi Craven ... assistant costumer

Location Management

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Suzanne Benoit ... location scout
Lisa Shuart ... location manager
Mary P. Zinda ... location auditor

Script and Continuity Department

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Sharon Hagen ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Mardy Macy ... driver
Ron Simpson ... transportation captain

Additional Crew

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'Albacore' Joe Addison ... communications
Sheri Bond ... production associate (as Sheri Smith)
Barbara Dreyfus ... assistant to producers
John Harrington ... armorer
Patricia Holland ... dog wrangler
Robert Jellen ... insurance provided by: Albert G. Ruben and Company (as Bob Jellen)
Karen Locke ... bookkeeper
Tim Perovich ... production assistant
Richard Zink ... additional labourer
Chris Stiles ... production assistant (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A group of bikers, which includes some of the survivors from the original film, embark on a journey by bus to a biker race near the desert of the infamous incidents. However, because of a mistake they are late and decide to take a shortcut through the desert. Halfway through the desert the bus breaks down. While trying to repair the bus, some of the group wander off, and wind up in the traps of the survivors of the mutant family of the first. Then the mutants go after the rest... Written by Parca Mortem

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Taglines So you think you're lucky to be alive... See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 (United States)
  • La colline a des yeux n° 2 (France)
  • Im Todestal der Wölfe (Germany)
  • Las colinas tienen ojos, 2ª parte (Spain)
  • Todestal der Wölfe (West Germany)
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Runtime
  • 86 min
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Budget $700,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Though it was released after A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 was shot before A Nightmare on Elm Street went into production. Writer-director Wes Craven has claimed that only about two thirds of the movie was shot before the studio halted production due to budget concerns. When A Nightmare on Elm Street became a box office success, the studio convinced Craven to finish Hills Have Eyes Part 2 using only the footage that had already been shot. Since there was not enough for a feature length film, footage from the first The Hills Have Eyes (1977) was edited in to pad out the running time. Wes Craven has since disowned the movie. See more »
Goofs (at around 1h 5 mins) Ruby says that The Reaper is Papa Jupiter's big brother, but in The Hills Have Eyes (1977), Otis (Jupiter's father) explained that Jupiter only had an older sister who later died in a house fire that Jupiter set. See more »
Movie Connections Edited from The Hills Have Eyes (1977). See more »
Quotes [his only line]
The Reaper: Reaper no dumb like Papa Jupe!
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