The Hills Have Eyes Part 2
(1985) So you think you're lucky to be alive... | Released
Ratings
4.4
3.7
Financials
Revenue: $0
Budget: $1,000,000
Profit: - $-1,000,000
Movie Details
Tag Line: So you think you're lucky to be alive...
Status: Released
Average Rating: 4
Release Date: Aug 2, 1985
Rating: 1985-08-02
Run Time: 1h 30m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: United Kingdom , United States of America
Production Companies: VTC , New Realm Entertainments , Hills Two Corporation
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Synopsis
A motocross team on their way to trial a new super-fuel head out across the desert lead by Rachel, who, unbeknownst to the rest of the group, is a survivor of the cannibal clan which menaced the Carter family several years before.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Directing | Director |
Wes Craven
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| First Assistant Director |
John Callas
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| Second Assistant Director |
Tony Cecere
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| Script Supervisor |
Sharon Hagen
|
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| Writing | Writer |
Wes Craven
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| Characters |
Wes Craven
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| Production | Producer |
Barry Cahn
Peter Locke
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| Associate Producer |
Jonathan Debin
|
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| Casting |
Dennis Cornell
|
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| Unit Production Manager |
John Callas
|
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| Location Manager |
Lisa Shuart
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| Producer's Assistant |
Barbara Dreyfus
|
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| Other |
Sheri Smith
Mary P. Zinda
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| Accountant |
Karen Locke
|
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
David Lewis
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| First Assistant Camera |
Billy Dickson
|
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| Second Assistant Camera |
Clinton Dougherty
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| Third Assistant Camera |
Louis Patrou
Brian Tatsumo
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| Key Grip |
Robert Gray
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| Grip |
Bill Eckert
|
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| Second Company Grip |
Kim Kono
|
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| Best Boy Grip |
Stephen Crawford
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| Editing | Editor |
Richard Bracken
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| Assistant Editor |
Margaret Carlton
|
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| Art | Production Design |
Dominick Bruno
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| Set Decoration |
Forrest Chadwick
|
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| Location Scout |
Suzanne Benoit
|
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| Leadman |
Robert Johnson
|
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| Assistant Property Master |
Steven Levit
|
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| Construction Foreman |
Rick Cutler
|
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| Set Designer |
Robb Wilson King
|
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| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design |
Taryn De Chellis
|
| Hairdresser |
Ramona Joy
|
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| Makeup Artist |
Ken Horn
|
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| Costume Assistant |
Mimi Craven
|
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| Sound | Sound Effects |
Eddie Campbell
Anthony Ippolito
Dave Kulczycki
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| Boom Operator |
Peggy Names
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| Sound Mixer |
Art Names
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Don MacDougall
Alan Holly
William Gazecki
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| Original Music Composer |
Harry Manfredini
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| Crew | Stunts |
Kane Hodder
Pamela Bebermeyer
Clifford Bruce Carson
Shane Dixon
Christopher Doyle
Joe Gilbride
David Goodrich
Desiree Ayers Kerns
Rob King
Rex Pierson
Sharon Shaeffer
Jeff Smolek
Speed Sterns
Cindy Wills
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| Special Effects |
Richard Brownfield
|
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| Special Effects Assistant |
Frank Monroe
Mark Stimpson
|
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| Stunt Coordinator |
Tony Cecere
|
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| Transportation Captain |
Ron Simpson
|
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| Driver |
Mardy Macy
|
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| Armorer |
John Harrington
|
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| Carpenter |
Michael Norris
Robert Varney
|
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| Thanks |
Malcolm Smith
|
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| Presenter |
Adrienne Fancey
|
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| Animal Wrangler |
Patricia Holland
|
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| Other |
Richard Zink
Joe Addison
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| Lighting | Gaffer |
Ben Batzdorff
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| Electrician |
Raymond Bilger
Jesse Mather
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