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Hell's Highway (1932)

A prison-camp convict learns that his younger brother will soon be joining him behind bars.

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Wes S 29 Jan 2013

Hell's Highway is an absolute disaster a film that is certainly not scary and not campy often enough to be salvageable as a guilty pleasure. Aside from a few unintentionally funny moments like bad special effects or an appearance by Ron Jeremy where he gets his penis cut off, there is nothing to talk about with this dull as dirt horror film. Despite some interesting ideas, the story is terrible, the acting is atrocious, the effects are laughable, it's slow as can be, and it's also quite boring. This should have been a fun horror film with its premise, but instead it turned into a total crapfest.

Dallas G 04 Dec 2011

Very gory. I liked it. Good independent horror film.

Patrick L 18 Apr 2011

Hellâ??s Highway is the best film out of all four films in the Midnight Horror Collection featuring four films made independently, available at Wal-Mart. The first one is Sheltered and film drags on way too long even though itâ??s only 87 minutes. The ending was pretty dumb. The Craving and Feeding Grounds are uber crap and make very bad Hollywood films look mediocre or okay films. The last one is Hellâ??s Highway and this film is fine example of schlock that would be cubic zirconium in pile of dung heap. The film features a group of friends traveling to Redondo Beach until they pick up an evil hitchhiker in the form of a woman (Phoebe Dollar). You can tell by Dollarâ??s large lips that she is evil. There are attempts of gore here thatâ??s obviously cheap and humorous along with an ill conceived explanation that made me laugh hard. Yes, there are a lot of goof ups and mistakes, but over time it gets boring and that can be a negative. If I didnâ??t know any better, I might say this film was made by a porno company and not to mention Ron Jeremyâ??s cameo.

Marc T 02 Feb 2012

Thursday, February 2, 2012 (2001) Hell's Highway HORROR Super low-budget straight-to-rental film from "Brain Damage" films via- camcorder has young girl hitch-hiking on the desolate desert highway for the purpose of slaughtering it's drivers to pease the devil! Then the film centers on a group of teens who of course picks up this unknown hitch hiker, only that she appears to be hard to get killed. Bad acting , very poor production values with an interesting idea should be remade again. 2 out of 4

Joe Bob Briggs 23 Oct 2016

The acting is uneven, but the story does satisfy the first rule of drive-in movie-making: anybody can die at any moment.