Scousky Season has its own very special brand of entertainment with haunted houses, Hajrids and a variety of other scares that allow you to be terrified of your mind without faced a real danger. But what happens when the haunted attraction crew chooses a location that already hides malicious spirits within its Wallsids?
Hell House DOO Footage has been found horror film shot in a documentary format, and is currently Streaming free the Pipes. It was announced in 2015, and over the last decade, it became a cult classic in the genre of horror.
I have been a fan of Foreign Films Found from the original Blair Witch project in 1999, and since then I have inhaled every tremor in the genre I can get my hands. Hell House LLC delivers a nasty, scary -filled origin that avoids the traps of the genre and sends me a cold to the spine every time I see it.
The haunting attraction goes very wrong in Hell House LLC.
The film begins with the tragedy five years ago, when the attractiveness of persecution, properly named hellish house, went terribly wrong and left a trace of bodies behind. He uses a combination of interviews with witnesses and journalists and footage of the event itself to set the stage of the tragedy at the Abadon Hotel, through the local documentary's lenses, researching the truth about what went wrong, opened the hell.
Hell House LLC starts with how things ended, which means that while you see everything that happens, you know that it will end up in the tragedy. Before you meet the Heal House crew, you see the consequences of the night that everything went wrong. From a panic call 911 to a local video that used the abandoned hotel to watch, the film gives a lot of questions to get into your head, but in the end there are no answers.
When a local documentary, Diane Graves, manages to interview the missing crew member Sarah Havel, things are starting to get interested. Sarah has been out of sight since the night, everything went wrong, but she agrees to sit down and explain what happened – not just the night when Hell House opened her doors to the guests, but also in the weeks leading to the tragedy.
Increased fear because things are getting worse at the Abadon Hotel makes this movie worth watching.
When Sarah arrives in the interview, she wears strips that have not been seen so far. They detail the experiences of the Hell House crew, from finding the house to running into supernatural phenomena before opening night. While things are initially a little whip with a package of 20 years exploring the hotel and discussing their plans, things are quickly starting to go south. The Abadon Hotel has a lot of problems, and the crew plans to sleep there until the show ends.
Construction of the opening of the night makes the film well worth the 90-minute shelf life. The scenes are rubbed with fear as the audience predicts something terrible coming that looks invisible to the characters. The doors open and fever, shaded figures are caught on the edges of the camera, and as the tension rises, everything in the hotel becomes more disturbing. Sarah and her friends are not immune, as each of them begins to be affected by the house.
It's not the official raising of the curtains, things are on the head, but the terror that applies every scene as you approach Hunt's beginning, it will make you shout on the characters on the screen just to leave that place. Unfortunately, for the staff of Hell House, they continue to open a night, which may be exactly what awaited the frightening things at the hotel.
I will not spoil the third act when events increase from extremely nasty to blood break. When things start to go wrong, they go spectacularly wrong, resulting in the footage of the film. The interview between Sarah and Diane ends with the truth of what happened that night, whether anyone will ever believe it or not.
Hell House LLC has reached a cult classic status for a good reason, and it's one of those horror films I play repeated. The best part is that the story is not one and made. Instead, there are already three sequels, with the fifth installment arriving this October at Suder.