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The Hitcher
The horrific film tells of two friends, Jim Halsey and his girlfriend Grace Andrews, who are on a trip to John Rider. The pair's journey quickly turns into a dangerous nightmare in front of the ugliest initial encounters with Ryder. Increasingly, Grace and Jim start fighting bravely when Ryde attacks them, but they are overwhelmed when they face another serious slaughter case.
29 December 1960, Waco, Texas, USA
20 August 1950, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
13 February 1966, Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA
November 2, 1984 in Norwood, Massachusetts, USA
June 25, 2007
While this new Hitcher has its moments, it just doesn't make for as scary or interesting a ride as its predecessor.
January 22, 2007
[Grace, played by Sophia Bush] can't go six blocks without having to pee, and we're supposed to believe she knows how to fire a Colt 45 and a shotgun?
February 03, 2007
Don't even think of stopping.
July 21, 2007
For my taste, it was better off left dead, roadkill on the cinematic highway.
July 28, 2008
The recent assembly-line remaking of recognizable horror titles continues with The Hitcher, a dreary updating of the 1986 Rutger Hauer thriller.
July 06, 2010
Despite its Playboy Playmate heroine and corny-as-hell climax, The Hitcher is still more engrossing than most of the other horror redos unleashed on the youth market of late. I'm talkin' to you, Grudge 2.
May 31, 2007
Bloated, boring and over-explained.
July 14, 2008
The new version is an adequate technical exercise ... but the attempts at 'originality' undermine whatever meager integrity the original possessed.
February 03, 2007
Eric Red's sturdy genre script from 1986 has been diluted in the worst way possible.
January 25, 2007
... about all the movie is effective at is insulting the audience.
August 22, 2007
[It's] cheerfully in touch with its own brainlessness.
August 28, 2015
If you can't improve upon your original in some small way, then you're simply churning out assembly-line product for a gradually more disinterested fan-base.