Is 'The Hills Have Eyes' based on a real story?

Definitely not real. 'The Hills Have Eyes' is a made-up tale designed to scare and thrill audiences. There's no factual basis behind it.

The Hills Have Eyes is purely a creation of the filmmakers' imagination. It doesn't draw from any actual real-life incidents or stories.

Yes. It's based on real - life horror stories. The movie draws on accounts of outcast and violent groups that have lurked in remote areas. These groups often resorted to extreme and inhumane behavior to survive. The idea of a family or group preying on unsuspecting travelers in a desolate place like the desert in the movie is a concept that has roots in some of these real - life stories.

Yes, it is based on a real story. The movie draws on the concept of people being in a place where they are not safe, like in the movie where the characters are in a desolate desert area. In real life, there have been accounts of travelers or groups finding themselves in areas where they face unforeseen and often menacing situations. The movie builds on this idea and adds elements like the mutant - like creatures which are more of a fictional addition to heighten the horror factor but the underlying sense of danger in an isolated place has some basis in reality.

Yes, 'The Hills Have Eyes' is based on a real - life event. It was inspired by the story of the Sawney Bean clan in Scotland. They were a family of cannibals who lived in a cave and preyed on travelers passing through the area.

Yes, it is. The movie was inspired by real - life events. There have been cases of inbred and violent families living in isolation in desolate areas, which provided the basis for the terrifying story in the movie.

It's based on the Sawney Bean story from Scotland. Sawney Bean and his family were rumored to be cannibals.

Yes, it is. The movie draws inspiration from some real - life accounts of inbred families living in isolation. However, it's highly dramatized for the horror movie genre.

Yes, it is based on a real story. The idea of a group of deranged individuals preying on others in a desolate area has some basis in real - life events. However, the movie exaggerates and fictionalizes these ideas for the sake of horror. It takes the concept of people living on the fringes of society and turning to violence and makes it into a terrifying fictional scenario with all the added gore and shock value that we expect from a horror movie.

No, it's not a true story. It's a fictional horror film.