Un grupo de siete jóvenes que regresan de una fiesta rave se preparan para cruzar el polvoriento desierto de Nevada en una autocaravana para volver a sus respectivas casas. Pero la noticia (aprendida en la fiesta rave) de que en esos parajes hay una plantación oculta de marihuana, los impulsa a alejarse de la carretera principal para buscar la ansiada hierba.
HELL'S HIGHWAY
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Preguntas sobre Hell's Highway
¿Cuánto dura Hell's Highway?
Hell's Highway dura 70 minutos.
¿Cuándo se estrenó Hell's Highway?
Hell's Highway se estrenó en 2002.
¿Quién dirigió Hell's Highway?
Hell's Highway está dirigida por Jeff Leroy.
¿Qué nota tiene Hell's Highway?
La redacción de HorrorCult le da a Hell's Highway 1,0 calaveras sobre 5, con una sola reseña.
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Tacky, but very entertaining micro-budget horror trash with Phoebe Dollar
Two couples traveling through Death Valley to the California coast pick up a hitchhiker from hell (Phoebe Dollar). Havoc ensues. The infamous Ron Jeremy is featured in a glorified cameo.
“Hell’s Highway” (2002) proves that an ultra-low budget doesn’t mean a movie can’t be entertaining. Yes, some of the gory parts are cheesy (while others are pretty impressive) and a miniature set is obvious, but both are serviceable (and somewhat charming) and keep the story flowing. Viewing the trailer, I thought this was going to be a horror comedy, but it’s not; it’s essentially a serious slasher with cheesy effects and campy elements, particularly Phoebe as the over-the-top nefarious hitchhiker. Jeff Leroy shows his genius in that “Hell’s Highway” is adept spare-change filmmaking and genuinely amusing DESPITE the obvious cheapness of it all.
Without Phoebe in the key role, however, it wouldn’t be half as effective as it is. She’s not blow-your-mind beautiful or anything, but she has a unique look and there’s something alluring about her demeanor, not to mention she has curves in all the right places. Beverly Lynne (Monique), with her conventional “hot blonde” look, can’t hold a candle to her (she has an unnecessary softcore sex scene, for anyone who might be offended). Kiren David, as Sarah, is the third main female in the cast and is a convincing actress. Actually, all the main cast members take the material seriously and offer respectable performances.
The score/soundtrack didn’t do much for me, unfortunately. This is a movie that needs a few quality rockin’ numbers. The last act features a couple of creative twists in the story and shows that Leroy put some time into the script. But, as semi-enjoyable as this flick is, there are regrettably too many unnecessary nasty elements to give it a higher grade.
The film has little filler at a mere 70 minutes and looks like it was shot in Southern California.
GRADE: C+
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