Highway to Hell was released into theaters on March 13th, 1992. Filming locations include various desert areas surrounding Page, Az. It was directed by Ate de Jong. The two leads were played by Chad Lowe and Kristy Swanson. Other notable movies starring Swanson include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Chase, Deadly Friend and Flowers in the Attic. Hellcop was portrayed by C. J. Graham. Graham also played Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives. Four members of the Stiller family appear in the movie. Jerry, his wife Anne Meara, Ben and his sister Amy. The score was composed by Hidden Faces. The films first DVD release was on February 2nd, 2016.
Portal - Smokey Mountain Road, Utah.
The pointy rock in the distance of screenshot #2 can also be seen in The Planet of the Apes (1968).
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Pluto's - south of* Lakspur Road, Utah
The trajectory of the dirt road has changed since filming took place.
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Beezle's place - Highway 89, Arizona
(Antelope Pass)
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Hoffas - Lees Ferry Rd. Marble Canyon, Az. 86036
Cathedral Rock can be seen in the background.
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In reality, this road doesn't lead to the cave seen in the movie. The opening of the cave is actually Antelope Canyon, forty-eight miles away, and the only way to reach it is by taking the tour.
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Race starting point - Smokey Mountain Road, Utah
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Screenshot #2 was also filmed at this spot.
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It's truly a joy that you're still bringing us the best content about filming locations. It's been around 8 years since I first found your website while looking up the filming locations for Breakdown (1997), one of my favorite movies from the '90s. For me, it's interesting that both Breakdown (1997) and Highway to Hell (1991) share some of the same filming locations, as both have scenes set in Arizona. Thank you for continuing to bring us the best content on filming locations, you are a LEGEND!
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