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Exploring the Terrifying World of Hell House LLC

Hell House LLC from Cognetti Films movie poster
Exploring the Terrifying World of Hell House LLC
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Director: Stephen Cognetti

Date Created: 2015-10-16 21:47

Editor's Rating:
5

Pros

  • The perfect found footage horror movie does exsist

Cons

  • None

Step into the world of horror with the original haunted house movie, Hell House LLC. Released in 2016, this spine-chilling film has gained almost viral status and is widely regarded as a must-see for horror enthusiasts. Hell House LLC is not just a standalone film but the beginning of a captivating horror trilogy plus an origins story. Centered around live haunts, the found footage horror movies deliver a unique and immersive experience. The scares are expertly crafted, and the atmospheric tension sent literal shivers down my spine.

In addition to the review of the original film, this article provides the deleted scene from the Hell House LLC movie that adds an extra layer of depth to the storyline. For those who love putting the pieces of the puzzle together, this deleted scene will surely satisfy your curiosity and enhance your overall viewing experience.

For horror enthusiasts, watching a film and experiencing that spine-chilling fear is like seeing a unicorn. It’s an exhilarating ride that separates fiction from reality effortlessly. While some may not have specific phobias, the ability to delve into horror can provide a fun-filled and exciting escape. If you enjoy the adrenaline rush of a well-crafted horror film, then Hell House LLC is an absolute must-watch. An excellent example of a rollercoaster of scares and a cinematic experience that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

What’s Hell House LLC About?

Five years after an unexplained malfunction causes the death of 15 tour-goers and staff on the opening night of a Halloween haunted house tour (Hell House), a documentary crew travels back to the scene of the tragedy to investigate the events of that night. During an interview with one of the original staff members, they are given never-before-seen footage taken by the staff of the haunted house, revealing the terrifying truth about what happened on the opening night of HELL HOUSE.

Hell House LLC Review

The slow build featured in Hell House is what I would describe as similar to the Paranormal Activity series. A small amount of information goes a long way in setting up an ominous atmosphere. At the beginning of the film, the following words are shown:

What you are about to see is a documentary on the mysterious events surrounding the 2009 Halloween haunted house tour tragedy.

Quote from HellHouse LLC

This is the Scariest Movie Ever

The documentary style combined with newsreel perfects the foreboding nature that carries’ its cast. It seeps into the found footage throughout the film. From the very beginning, Diane Graves is investigating the haunted house tragedy and is knee-deep in the ramshackle hotel. She pokes around under the cover of darkness. Clips and the story of the original Hell House Crew are used to overlay present-time footage like Diane sneaking onto the site. Everything separates the film into different timelines and it all fits perfectly.

The found footage is well-made and keeps you engaged throughout. The team sets up a haunted house for Halloween, which adds to the scares. The set itself is haunted, with creepy elements like mannequin clowns. The characters are unaware of the subtle but eerie things happening around them. Despite being low-budget, the performances are impressive.

HellHouse LLC, Is This The Scariest Movie Ever?

The subplot for Hell House LLC is another nice touch that adds rather than takes away from the story. The relationships take on a life of their own. As the house becomes more and more the focus of the film, the players become the backdrop for the creepy events that eventually ascend into a mysterious yet poignant full-circle ending.

The fear-inducing element in Hell House LLC is truly remarkable. The image displayed below haunted my dreams and made it difficult for me to find rest. The expertly executed long shot employed in this scene left me feeling sufficiently unnerved, prompting me to leave a trail of lights on my way to bed. Even when I partly closed my door, inadvertently recreating a similar lighting effect in the darkness of my room, I found it hard to find solace in sleep.

I consider Hell House LLC a hidden gem and constantly recommend it to others when they ask for a scary movie. For that reason;

Hell House LLC is rated

5 life-size prop clowns in a dark room out of 5.

5 out of 5 skulls
5 out of 5
Hell House LLC, scariest movie ever made.
Hellhouse LLC this is the scene that freaked me out. #HellHouseLLC

Why You Should Watch Hell House

“Hell House,” is a bone-chilling horror movie that ticks all the right boxes for me as a horror fan. One of the main reasons why I love “Hell House LLC” is the intense adrenaline rush it provides. The well-executed jump scares and chilling scenes are expertly crafted to send shivers down your spine.

Another aspect that makes “Hell House” stand out is its ability to deliver on the expectations of horror enthusiasts. With its intense storyline and masterful suspense-building, this film has secured a spot among the top ten horror movies of all time for many fans, including myself. It expertly combines elements of psychological terror, supernatural occurrences, and mystery, keeping viewers engaged from start to finish.

Full Movie Hell House LLC Trailer

Hell House LLC 2016
The Hell House Crew #HellHouseLLC #FoundFootage

Where Can I Watch Hell House LLC movie?

Hell House LLC is on iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, Steam, and Amazon Prime, FREE with a subscription.

Quick Film Release Info for Hell House LLC

Horror | Mystery | Thriller

  • Released: Telluride Horror Show before an internet release in November 2016,
  • Directed and written by Stephen Cognetti,
  • Hell House LLC’s cast includes Gore Abrams, Alice Bahlke, Danny Bellini, Theodore Bouloukos, Natalie Gee, Jared Hacker, Phil Hess, Ryan Jennifer, Lauren A. Kennedy, Jeb Kreager, Miranda Robbins, Adam Schneider, & Kristin Michelle Taylor.

Haunted House Movie sequels

  • Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel (Review)
  • Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire (Review)
  • Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor (Movie Trailer) & Review
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The Deleted Scene from Hell House LLC

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