The original horror film 'The Hills Have Eyes' directed by Wes Craven is released, introducing audiences to the terrifying story of a family attacked by cannibals in the desert.
A remake of the original 'The Hills Have Eyes' film is released, directed by Alexandre Aja, gaining popularity for its intense horror elements and modernized storytelling.
The sequel to the 2006 remake is released, continuing the story of survivors and new characters encountering deadly threats in the desert.
The U.S. government initiates nuclear testing in a remote desert area, inadvertently creating mutations in the local environment and wildlife.
Radiation exposure leads to the emergence of a mutant clan surviving in the desert hills, isolated from mainstream society and hostile to outsiders.
A middle-class family decides to vacation in the desert, unaware of the dangers lurking in the hills.
The family’s car breaks down in the desert, forcing them to continue on foot and exposing them to danger.
The family first experiences attacks and threats from the mutant clan residing in the hills.
Several family members are captured or killed by the mutants in a series of violent confrontations.
The surviving father fights back against the mutants to protect his remaining family members.
