The Hills Have Eyes

“Wes Craven’s 1977 shocker is a masterclass in escalating dread, trading polished scares for a gritty, visceral intensity that feels uncomfortably real. While the performances lean into raw, frantic desperation, the film’s true power lies in its unrelenting atmosphere of isolation; it is essential viewing for fans of uncompromising, "survival-at-all-costs" horror who prefer their terror stripped of artifice.”