Is 'The Hills' based on a true story?

No, it isn't. The Hills is a fictional reality TV show.

Definitely not. 'Hills of Eyes' is a work of fiction. The author invented the entire story to entertain readers and take them on an imaginative journey.

Yes. 'The Hills Have Eyes' is said to be loosely based on a true story. It draws inspiration from some real - life events of inhumane and disturbing nature that took place in the past.

Yes. 'Hills Have Eyes' is based on a true story. It draws inspiration from real - life events, though it also includes a lot of fictional and horror - movie elements to create a terrifying experience.

Yes, it is. The story behind 'The Hills Have Eyes 2006' has its roots in true events. These events took place in a rather remote and unforgiving environment. The true story provided the framework for the movie's plot, which involves a family's encounter with a group of menacing and abnormal beings. However, the movie, of course, exaggerates and fictionalizes many aspects for the sake of creating a more intense horror experience. It takes the real - life concept of being in a dangerous and isolated situation and amps it up with the introduction of grotesque mutants and extreme violence.

Yes, it is based on a true story. It draws inspiration from some real - life events that involved inhumane and violent incidents in desolate areas. However, the movie also takes a lot of creative liberties to make it more of a horror story for the audience.

Yes, 'The Hills Have Eyes' is loosely based on a true story. It was inspired by the story of Sawney Bean and his family who were said to be cannibals in Scotland.

Yes. 'The Hills Run Red' draws inspiration from a true story. However, it often takes creative liberties in the way it presents the events. Filmmakers might exaggerate certain elements or combine different aspects of the real events to make it more engaging for the audience.

Well, 'Hills Have Eyes 2' claims to be based on a true story. The true events it's based on are quite dark. There were cases of people getting lost in desolate regions and encountering some rather menacing individuals. But the movie exaggerates and adds fictional elements like extreme mutations and over - the - top gore to make it a more intense horror experience.

Yes, 'Hills Have Eyes' is loosely based on a true story. The movie draws inspiration from the legend of Sawney Bean, a 15th - 16th century Scottish cannibal who, along with his large family, supposedly preyed on travelers in the Scottish Highlands. However, the movie is a fictionalized and highly exaggerated version of such dark and disturbing tales.