The Hills Have Eyes (Reboot) Collection

The "Hills Have Eyes (Reboot) Collection" comprises two films that reimagine Wes Craven's 1977 horror film. Released between 2006 and 2007, the collection centers on a family of cannibalistic mutants inhabiting the New Mexico desert. The total runtime of the two installments is 196 minutes, with a combined budget of $30 million and revenue of $107 million. The films within this collection offer a contemporary take on the original story. "The Hills Have Eyes (2006)" has a runtime of 107 minutes and generated $69.6 million in revenue. "The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007)" is 89 minutes long and earned $37.7 million. Together, the collection represents a two-part adaptation of a well-known horror premise. The combined financial figures for the collection total $107.3 million.