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THE HILLS HAVE EYES Is Based on a REAL Story: The Sawney Bean Cave Clan. In 1977 Wes Craven first introduced us to Papa Jupiter's family. ... Craven's original nightmarish family outing and the remake both still terrify audiences today, and the story was actually inspired by the legendary story of Alexander “Sawney” Bean.
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Some of the wildest stories in fiction are those that aren't entirely fictional after all but are based on real events and real people. While some "true story" books are more in the style of memoirs, others are mixed with elements of fiction into novels.
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Critical Appreciation of Ruskin Bond's "The Eyes Have It" : Theme of Self conscience and Blindness. "If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch." The long-popular The Eyes Have It of Ruskin Bond is an engaging story told from the perspective of a blind person.
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Are These Stories True? (Nope.) An informational text about fake news from the 15th century until today (with plenty of tips on how to recognize fake news) is paired with a Jewish folktale about a boy who learns a lesson about spreading false stories.
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Lizard is a mutant and the main antagonist appearing in the 2006 remake of the horror movie The Hills Have Eyes. He is a hunter for a cannibal mutant clan that lives on an abandoned nuclear village hidden on the desert. They were born deformed by heavy exposure to radiation. He was portrayed by Robert Joy.
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Given the way the show mixes fact and fiction to create a complex picture of the '70s NYC sex work and porn scene, it's no wonder that people are unsure how much of The Deuce is a true story. ... It's not all true, but the parts that are inspired by real people and events are so much stranger than fiction.
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In the same way as some films are based on true stories, featured cases on courtroom dramas are based on real-life cases. On the other hand, some are altogether made up, though often drawing on details from actual cases.
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The difference in "The Tale Tell Heart" is that the narrator didn't like the old mans eyes because it looked like a vulture. While on "The Raven" the man is sad because he lost his wife. His sadness now made him start hallucinating a raven.
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No, the Wild West wasn't much like that, but certainly some western movies have come a lot closer. Many of the people and events shown in Westerns are real, which is not to say that they're accurately depicted.
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Ruskin Bond's short story "The Eyes Are Not Here" tells the story of two blind people who meet on a train. The narrator sits by a girl who he enjoys speaking to, but he cannot see her and wonders what she looks like. He tells her she has an interesting face, which she says she hears often.
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Basically, it's real, but some parts are edited for dramatic effect. Like the fact that it's normally the catfish who applies to be on the show, not the catfishee.
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So, the story itself is not based on any real events. However, the creators of Moana did get their inspiration from historical facts and ancient folklore.
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For example, the popular film “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey” is actually based on a true story. Other accounts involve similarly unfathomable distances and obstacles that most humans would not be able to overcome.
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Principal photography for The Hills Have Eyes began in October 1976. The film was shot in Victorville, California in the Mojave Desert using 16 mm film on cameras that were borrowed from a Californian pornographic filmmaker.
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The portrayal of Delusional Disorder was accurate throughout the film. It was not apparent until the end of the film that he was suffering from a disorder, and not an actual investigator. The delusions were believable to those who do not have a complete understanding of psychology and psychotic disorders.
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Maniac Magee is a realistic fiction book. The story is not true, making it fictional, but it could be true, which makes it realistic.
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The focus on alternative stories yields surprises Battlefield 1 is fictional, but it is based on real events. The U.S. really did field a regiment of African American soldiers.