In the annals of modern fear, few films have had as deep an impact as Wes Craven’s 1977 cult classic The Hills Have Eyes. The landmark tale, reinterpreted in 2005 by sizzling hot “Splat Pack” filmmakers Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur, delighted and terrified a new generation of fans with its blood-soaked, horrifying update. In addition to box-office success, kudos came from the critics with The San Francisco Chronicle corroborating, “If studios insist on remaking classis horror films, this is definitely the way to do it… The Hills Have Eyes is a BLAST!”

Thus, with the public demanding more, film legend Wes Craven teamed up with his son Jonathan to bring us THE HILLS HAVE EYES 2. The pair wrote a gritty, ferocious, and relentlessly suspenseful tale of a very green National Guard unit which unwittingly ends up in mutant territory where their nastiest nightmares come terrifyingly true. The film is directed by cutting-edge filmmaker Martin Weisz, whose resent film Butterfly: A Grimm Love Story has both won acclaim and stirred up controversy for its graphic depiction of modern day cannibalism. Thus, the combined talents of Wes Craven and Martin Weisz create the ultimate horror experience not to be missed, and never to be forgotten.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE TALENT BEHIND THE FILM
In a career spanning more than three decades, Wes Craven has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon in film, television and literature. He reinvented the youth horror genre in 1984 with the classic A Nightmare on Elm Street, which he wrote and directed, and in the next decade, he deconstructed the genre again with the megasuccessful Scream trilogy.