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Hell's Highway (2002)

NR Feb 12, 2002 Horror, Thriller 1h 10m
40%
User Score
4.0/10
43%

The Road Trip...to Hell!

Overview

Four college friends take a fateful road trip. The road, Hell's Highway--a direct route to terror. They pick up Lucinda: A hot young hitchiker, full of sexual deviance and lust for the bloody kill. After being terrorized and nearly killed, the group manages to turn the tables. They thought they killed her, but around the next ben--around every ben-- she appears like a mirage ready to murder again. Is she the devil? Can anyone stop her killing spree?

Jeff Leroy
Director

Top Billed Cast

Phoebe Dollar
Phoebe Dollar

Lucindia Polonia
Beverly Lynne
Beverly Lynne

Monique
Garrett Clancy
Garrett Clancy

Dr. Sullivan
Kiren David
Kiren David

Sarah
Jonathan Gray
Jonathan Gray

Chris
Hank Horner
Hank Horner

Eric
Joseph Haggerty
Joseph Haggerty

Preacher
Joe Castro
Joe Castro

Guard
Darlene Tygrett
Darlene Tygrett

Nurse

Full Cast & Crew

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Reviews

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A review by Wuchak
Written on June 25, 2018

**_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 Ler...

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