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[thebitterguy]

Apparently they're doing a sequel to The Hills Have Eyes. This time, us the US army Vs Cannibalistic Atomic Mutants.

If they can't handle Cannibalistic Atomic Mutants in America, no wonder they can't control Iraq.

Comments

[etherlad.livejournal.com]

Nonsense. The Cannibalistic Atomic Mutants will greet us as liberators!

[sixteenbynine.livejournal.com]

So they're making a sequel to a remake of a movie that already had a sequel made from it?

::HEAD ASPLODE::

[ludickid.livejournal.com]

I saw the trailer for that today when I went to see Zodiac, and the most bizarre thing about it was that they used, of all things, a Devendra Banhart song as the background music.

[thetathx1138.livejournal.com]

So...cannibalistic mutants versus well-trained soldiers with guns.

Daring of them: either they're releasing a short film or they're striving to hit new depths of idiocy in American horror. Just when you think they've found the floor!

[thebitterguy]

Not well trained soldiers, American soldiers.

It worked in Aliens, although I can't really imagine why these soldiers will need to, say, disarm themselves of their main weapons during the first fight scene.

[thebitterguy]

I assume at this point it's a re-imagining. Or The Next Generation. Or possibly Son Of.

[thetathx1138.livejournal.com]

Actually, it's pretty scary what the military trains even the most basic grunt to be capable of doing.

I'm sure there will be some idiotic excuse. Maybe they'll be testing a new gun prone to jamming.

[thebitterguy]

I'm not familiar with that musician; is he the one playing in the background of the movie site?

[ludickid.livejournal.com]

Yep, that's "Insect Eyes" by Devendra Banhart, from the Rejoicing in the Hands album. About the last thing I'd have ever expected to show up in a horror movie trailer.

[thebitterguy]

Well, I guess it's kind of... creepy? And has eyes in the title?

Interesting tune, in any case.