The road ends here. The Carters just did not know it yet. Tea and Karen dive deep into Wes Craven’s 1977 survival horror masterpiece – The Hills Have Eyes – the raw, uncompromising desert nightmare that pitted a suburban American family against a cannibal clan in the Nevada hills and asked which family was really more savage by the end. They cover the Sawney Bean legend that inspired the script, Michael Berryman’s unforgettable debut as Pluto, Dee Wallace in an early role, the film’s brutal and uncomfortable home invasion sequence, and what Craven was really saying about the thin line between civilization and savagery. A $230,000 budget. A $25 million box office. And a film that still gets under your skin almost fifty years later.
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