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Three Horror Masters And Their Eyes

The Hills have Eyes

Wes CRAVEN|USA|1977 |89min |18+

Schedule

Code
266
Time
7/14  24:00 - 04:41
Theater
Bucheon City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)
Rate
18
Code
834
Time
7/20  13:30 - 14:59
Theater
CGV Bucheon 7
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Schedule

Code
266
Time
7/14  24:00 - 04:41
Theater
Bucheon City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)
Rate
18
Code
834
Time
7/20  13:30 - 14:59
Theater
CGV Bucheon 7
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Program Note

A family on the way to California gets into an accident in the middle of the desert. Before the father and the son-in-law go asking for help, the mom suggests that the family should offer a prayer. They hope God will keep them safe, but such a thing does not happen in Craven’s films. The father (a retired police officer), who usually is depicted as the strong pillar of a family in American films, is killed first. The remaining strong men are put in a powerless situation. God cannot help them. Only they can help themselves. It is Craven’s specialty to hide the subject of fear, and it takes about 30 minutes for scary beings to come to the fore in the second movie. In fact, they are people isolated from ordinary society rather than scary beings, and they bring out discomfort. Craven directed the sequel in 1985, and Alexandre Aja released a remake in 2006. (LEE Yong-cheol)
 

Credit

Producer
Peter Locke
Screenplay
Wes Craven
Cinematographer
Eric Saarinen
Editor
Wes Craven
Music
Don Peake
Production Design
Joanne Jaffe
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Director

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Wes CRAVEN

Wes Craven is a very important director who has added a page to the history of horror films. One of the most distinct features of his works is that their main theme is ‘the anxiety of ordinary middle-class Caucasians.’ Another feature of his career is that his continued effort drove the trend of horror cinema.