A Bring Out the GIMP (Girls in Merciless Peril) Movie Review


The Hills Have Eyes 2

Reviewed by A Canadian


Here's a review that's a little bit shorter than my recent write up of Slave Island 7.

Title: The Hills Have Eyes 2

Stars: Jessica Stroup and Daniella Alonso

Directed by: Martin Weisz

Running time: 90 minutes

It's stinkeroony time.

Putting aside its dubious merits as a horror movie, it has to be said that as a GIMP movie, The Hills Have Eyes 2 is simply awful. There's just nothing here to recommend.

The movie is about a bunch of National Guard trainees who are training in the desert. After screwing up a "mission" in a mock version of Kandahar, they are sent into an area called "Section 16," the area where the Hills' mutants live -- which I guess gives new meaning to the phrase, War on Terror. Unfortunately, their inevitable run-ins with the mutants don't produce anything worth watching.

In fact, there are only two scenes of note:

  • During the opening credits, a naked women who actually shows her tits (Cecile Breccia) is chained to a bed and gives birth to a mutant baby. A little GIMP-worthy, I guess, since she's tied up, but the scene is quite dark and of little value.

  • One of the female cadets, played by Daniella Alonso, is bent over a table (I think it's a table) and raped doggie style by a mutant. Alonso is hot (she was apparently voted number 41 in Maxim's Hot 100 last year). But the rape scene isn't. It's all very dark, with a jumpy camera, and the only shots of Alonso are an extreme closeup on her face. A serious let down.

And that's really about it. There's another attractive star in the film, Jessica Stroup, but nothing GIMP-worthy happens to her.

My grade: F

Actually, the two letters that best sum up this movie are P.U. Do not buy this film. Do not rent it. Forget I ever mentioned it, and avoid at all costs.


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