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The Hills Have Eyes Part II
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The Hills Have Eyes Part II is a 1984 American horror film about a gang of bikers heading to a race that become stranded in the desert and find themselves fighting off a family of inbred mutant cannibals hostile to civilization. It is the sequel to the 1977 film.
Directed and written by Wes Craven.
So you think you're lucky to be alive...
The Reaper
[Only line] Reaper don't get fooled like Papa Jupe! Oh no!
Harry
[After just dodging and catching a cylinder with spikes sticking out of it, laughing] You missed me...! Na, na...!
Dialogue
Foster: Civilization.
Sue: Oh, boy. I hate the desert.
Foster: I despise it. Sue?
Sue: Umm?
Foster: It ain't natural to be in a place without a disco.
Sue: Hmm, I know.
Cast
Robert Houston as Bobby
David Nichols as The Psychiatrist
Virginia Vincent as Ethel Carter (archive footage)
James Whitworth as Jupiter (archive footage)
Susan Lanier as Brenda (archive footage)
Tamara Stafford as Cass
Kevin Blair as Roy
John Laughlin as Hulk
Willard E. Pugh as Foster (as Willard Pugh)
Peter Frechette as Harry
Colleen Riley as Jane
Penny Johnson Jerald as Sue
Janus Blythe as Rachel / Ruby
Lance Gordon as Mars (archive footage)
Brenda Marinoff as Katy (archive footage)
Martin Speer as Doug (archive footage)
Edith Fellows as Mrs. Wilson
Arden Roger Meyer as Man With Towel
Michael Berryman as Pluto
John Bloom as The Reaper
External links
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