Michael McMillian,
Jessica Stroup,
Daniella Alonso,
Jacob Vargas,
Flex Alexander
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A naïve group of National Guard trainees embark on a routine training mission in the New Mexico desert, only to find themselves face to face with a murderous band of cannibalistic mutants in prolific ... read more
Directed by: Martin Weisz
Release Date: March 23, 2007
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DVD Release Date: July 17, 2007
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November 17, 2011Been quite a while since I watched it, but I faintly remember of having found it okay.
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October 17, 2011Cast: Lee Thompson Young, Reshad Strik, Jessica Stroup, Ben Crowley, Michael McMillian, Daniella Alonso
Director: Martin Weisz
Summary: During their final day of desert training, six National Guard recruits (Michael McMillian, Jessica Stroup, Daniella Alonso, Lee Thompson... read more -
January 15, 2011this is THE WORST movie ever made that is labeled "horror". my ex-girlfriends herpes could act better than that. and this would not even scare my mom... thats bad.
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July 9, 2010Of all the Hills Have Eyes films, this is actually my favorite. This coming from a person who is so NOT a fan of sequels and remakes. I really got into the story and enjoyed watching the movie.
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June 9, 2010The sequel to the 2006 remake is a little better than Aja's film. I preferred this film because it was a newer take on the storyline and it was a bit more disturbing than the first. I loved the gore and the violence, and this film will definitely not disappoint fans of the first ... read more
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May 16, 2010Bloody sicko, terrible and scary of these freak mutants who are tracking a group of National Guard trainees in the desert. I always let out a groan of disappointment when a sequel replaces civilian characters with the military. Soldiers are always so lazily written and never fail... read more
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January 29, 2010fb733768972Turned it off halfway through, because it is probably the worst attempt at a horror film I've ever seen. It's just more like a gross gore flick than a horror flick!
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December 11, 2009I love this Movie. This is Horror.
fav weird fav bit
The captive Missy is carried to a room with makeshift furniture and is assaulted by the chameleon mutant. She fends it off by biting off part of his elongated tongue. At this point the large and menacing Papa Hades ente... read more
Critic Reviews
August 22, 2007
Kyle Smith, New York Post
April 12, 2007
Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News
Written, disappointingly, by Wes Craven and his son Jonathan, this limp sequel to last year's remake of Wes' 1977 original feels like the work of a guy who's spent a few too many days lost in the desert. Full Review
April 2, 2007
Matt Zoller Seitz, New York Times
One man-versus-mutant dust-up ends with a sledgehammer to the groin. Enough said.
March 31, 2007
Randy Cordova, Arizona Republic
It's no better or worse than most films of its genre. Full Review
March 28, 2007
Gregory Kirschling, Entertainment Weekly
A retro horror-comedy featuring quick deaths and cheapo-looking gore, with a few dorky laughs and gross-outs but not so many scares. Full Review
March 28, 2007
Jim Ridley, Village Voice
For anyone other than hardcore gore-hounds, this flipbook of deliberately invoked global-unrest horrors, from friendly-fire killings to rape as a breeding weapon, is effectively mean and unrelenting -... Full Review
March 26, 2007
Wesley Morris, Boston Globe
The new movie is a pre-combat nightmare, whereas the first -- Alexandre Aja's effective 2006 remake of Craven's low-rent 1977 original -- was pure post-nuclear paranoia. Full Review
March 26, 2007
Gene Seymour, Newsday
You'd like to think such bankruptcy of imagination means we've seen the last of these subterranean creeps. But you know they'll be back soon to collect their royalties from the gore hounds who apparen... Full Review
March 26, 2007
Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star Tribune
Although the ads warn, 'The lucky ones die fast,' the truth is, 'The smart ones walk out early.'
March 26, 2007
Peter Hartlaub, San Francisco Chronicle
The film may not be as scary as its predecessor, but it will make you think twice before you use a Porta Potti again. Full Review
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