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Hell House LLC is a 2015 American found-footage supernatural horror film written and directed by Stephen Cognetti and produced by Joe Bandelli. The film, shot as a documentary, follows a group of Halloween haunted house creators as they prepare for the 2009 opening of their popular haunted attraction, Hell House.
Nov 1, 2016 · A documentary crew investigates the fatal opening night of a haunted house attraction five years ago. Watch the trailer, see the cast and crew, read user and critic reviews, and find out more about this found footage film.
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- Horror, Mystery
- Stephen Cognetti
- 2016-11-01
On October 8th, 2009 a haunted house attraction opened its doors to the public in upstate New York. The entire crew was found dead, except for one. Five years later a documentary crew found her and the video footage from inside the house. 2,017 IMDb 6.4 1 h 31 min 2016. X-Ray 16+.
- 91 min
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A documentary crew investigates a haunted house where 15 people died 5 years earlier. See the trailer, watch on Prime Video or Fandango at Home, and read the critics' and audience's opinions.
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- Gore Abrams
- Stephen Cognetti
- Cognetti Films
- Stephen Cognetti drew inspiration from Lake Mungo. Joel Anderson’s Lake Mungo (2008) flew under the radar when it was initially released. But Cognetti has cited the eerie, faux-documentary from Australia—about a grieving family attempting to come to terms with their daughter’s drowning and subsequent haunting of the family home—as a major as inspiration on the Hell House LLC trilogy.
- The Hell House LLC trilogy was conceived as a single movie. Cognetti’s ambitions for Hell House LLC were high—some might say a little too high, in part due to some questionable VFX employed throughout the films, which don’t do justice to the storyteller’s grand vision.
- There is an “official“ scariest scene. Wheresthejump.com ranks crew member Paul’s (Gore Abrams) final encounter with an unwelcome bedroom visitor as the original movie’s most frightening scene.
- Viewers find the first and second movies equally scary. Somewhat surprisingly, Where’s the Jump? has both the first movie and its original sequel,The Abaddon Hotel, equal in terms of its scariness (2.5 out of five)—though the latter has more jump scares flagged (10 to the original’s six).
A documentary crew investigates the horror of a Halloween haunted house tour that killed 15 people five years ago. The film features raw footage from the sole survivor and the investigation of the derelict hotel where it happened.
HELL HOUSE LLC (2016) Official Trailer HD. Terror Films Presents: HELL HOUSE LLC Available November 1st, 2016! Find it on: iTunes, Amazon Video, VUDU, Google Play, YouTube, Vimeo On...
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