Forbidden under 16, this remake exceeds the original and you should quickly catch it in a stream

In the 2000s, the Hollywood Cinema has been a share of films since the 1970s, not only because it was the issue of making emblem terrorist films.

Thus, with a chain, curse or even amitville, the devil’s house was allowed to make their remikes, more or less successful and more or less dangerous.

However, among this new repetition is one of the best horror films directed by French Alexander Aja, who at that time Hollywood recorded after high tensions, his first promising feature film at the Sundance Independent Film Festival in 2004.

Remake more than height, even more dangerous and deep

Two years later, Alexander Ajam Hollywood launched a horror movie remake The Hill Hast Wes Craven’s Eyes, which was released in 1977. The purpose of the French director was not to copy, but to find the right equilibrium between the intrigue and the modernization of the characters.

“We were particularly enthusiastic about the idea that we could with the development of fear mechanisms and the development of characters.

In addition to impressive kits, terrible makeup and neat visual effects, the Gora has an AJA version distinguished from other remikes of the seventies relief film, as Vess Creven himself participates in the project by producing and supporting the French filmmaker.

In addition, the latter performed a real copied work on a more subversive and sad plot and the depth of the characters that are affected by a completely trusted, live, realistic, and current nuclear radiation to try the viewer as much as possible.

Hill’s version of Alexander Ajay has the eyes of Gori and a troubling success, and he is also the director’s best film, according to a spectator, who has given him 5 to 3.4 notes (the press notes from 5 to 3.9). If you haven’t seen it yet, you only have a week to get it before leaving the video on the Prime Catalog.

What about the “hill”?

The hill is followed by the Karter family’s journey to celebrate the father of the Great Bob and Mother Ethel. Everyone gathered for this road trip to California, which should help them tighten family ties.

Even if everyone comes, no one is glad to be there. Lynn, older girl, worries for her baby’s comfort. His wife Dug is afraid to spend a lot of time near her stepfather. The young Brenda regrets that she did not go to the party with her friends. And Bobby’s only two family dogs are interested.

They decided on the road by the new Mexican desert. He is heading a strange goalkeeper of the service station, they are getting a dishonest way. Their tires exploded and the family will find themselves in the middle of the desert. They are then hunted by the family of cannibal mutants and the victims of nuclear irradiation.

The film “The Hill Have Eyes” leaves the Premier Video Catalog on March 31.