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You Are So Going to Hell! (2004) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
- Hellbound: Hellraiser II. And speaking of puddles of blood…Clive Barker’s original Hellraiser is a classic, but its sequel does exactly what it should by actually going to Hell and doubling down on all of the delicious cenobite lore.
- Event Horizon. Colloquially referred to as “Hellraiser in Space,” it’s a more than fair comparison point and it’s not hard to see how Paul W.S. Anderson was eventually given the keys to the Resident Evil cinematic franchise due to work like this.
- The Beyond. Lucio Fulci’s The Beyond is the title getting the spotlight here, but really any of the films from the directors “Gates of Hell” trilogy (City of the Living Dead and House by the Cemetery being the other two) qualify quite nicely, aptly enough.
- The Gate. Honestly, this selection just as easily could have been Polanski’s Johnny Depp vehicle, The Ninth Gate, but these films are about the same in quality, and you’re probably more familiar with Polanski’s entry.
- No Reason (2010) First is a film by gore FX wizard Olaf Ittenbach called “No Reason”. “No Reason” is a movie that at present you can order overseas but that has yet to find proper US distribution.
- The Burning Moon (1992) Olaf Ittenbach has been long heralded as a master of extreme cinema. His library of works proves this statement over and over with all sorts of horrific practical effects-based scenarios that rest heavily on gore and violence.
- L inferno (1911) 2 An ol classic by film standards, you may have come across snippets of images over the years used in illustration or documentaries that cover the subject of Hell.
- Hellraiser II: Hellbound (1988) You would expect every Hellraiser film to depict hell in some form or the other, though it was Hellraiser II: Hellbound that really took us into the abyss to visit the lair of the cenobites and the dreaded underworld per way of the “Lament Configuration,”.
- Jigoku
- The Sentinel
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- What Dreams May Come
- All Dogs Go to Heaven
- Jacob’s Ladder
- Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey
- The Frighteners
This film, set in Japan during the 1960s, interweaves the tales of several different sinners as they are perched on the precipice of death and hell. It is most notable for its full-color, unflinching depiction of humans being tormented while swirling around in molten lava. It is also considered the first film to make extensive use of full-color gor...
Christina Raines stars as Alison Parker, a gorgeous but suicidal fashion model who moves into a historic building in Brooklyn Heights and almost immediately begins suffering from fainting spells and insomnia. She is at first dismissed as crazy when she starts seeing hellish hallucinations in various rooms of the building—and she is at first suspect...
In this fantasy horror film by director Ridley Scott, Tim Curry of Rocky Horror Picture Show fame stars as Darkness, a demonic character who lives below the ground and seeks to bring eternal night to the beautiful world of elves and unicorns and sunshine that flourish just above the Earth’s crust. He also has evil designs on the Fairy Princess Lili...
Clive Barker’s original classic would spawn nine additional sequels by 2018 to become what is undeniably the largest hell-related movie franchise in history. In Hellraiser, the “hell” is “raised” when someone tinkers with a small mirrored cube variously known as the Lament Configuration Box or The Devil’s Toy Box, which can inadvertently open a por...
Picking up where Hellraiserleft off, the sequel finds Kirsty Cotton (Ashley Laurence) confined to an asylum because no one will believe her story that her father (Andrew Robinson) is stuck screaming in hell and being tortured by sadistic demons due to the double-crossing of her devil-worshiping mother (Clare Higgins). To help rescue her father from...
This is the only movie about hell to win an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects merely for how vividly it depicted the underworld. Robin Williams stars as Chris Nielsen, a pediatrician who dies in a car accident and finds himself in heaven. But shortly after his death, his wife (Annabella Sciorra) commits suicide and is sent to hell. Chris makes ...
This animated feature is mostly a heartwarming story about a murdered dog named Charlie (voiced by Burt Reynolds), who returns to Earth and adopts an orphan girl who has the ability to communicate with animals. She sends him on the path of his killer. But there is a very graphic scene in which Charlie dreams that he has been condemned to hell that ...
File this one neatly into the “hell as a state of mind” category. Tim Robbins portrays returning Vietnam Vet Jacob Singer. Traumatized after a brutal attack on his platoon by the Viet Cong, he returns to New York City to find himself tormented by grisly hallucinations and horrifying flashbacks. While in a mental hospital, a friend seeking to help h...
Bill & Ted, along with Wayne & Garth and Beavis and Butt-head, were a pair of quintessential 1980s dudes—fun-loving but not entirely bright. In the sequel to 1989’s Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, our heroes are inexplicably replaced by robot replicants of themselves. Their corporeal selves fall down a black hole for what seems like minutes until...
Director Peter Jackson made this film before he became one of Hollywood’s most bankable auteurs. It stars Michael J. Fox as an an architect who loses his wife in a car accident and subsequently realizes the tragedy has granted him the ability to see ghosts. He must team up with a gang of sympathetic ghosts to stop a murderer who has returned from t...
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- Constantine (2005) Based on the beloved DC Comics character, Francis Lawrence's Constantine is about John Constantine, an exorcist who hopes to delay his damned soul's inevitable descent into Hell.
- What Dreams May Come (1998) After Chris dies from an accident, he awakens in Heaven, a serene place that looks exactly like his wife's beautiful landscape paintings.
- L'Inferno (1911) A loose adaptation of Dante Alighieri's Inferno, Francesco Bertolini's L'Inferno is also the very first Italian feature film. Guided by the poet Virgil, Dante journeys through the Nine Circles of Hell, and they encounter Satan, harpies, and other demons feasting on the corpses of humans.
- As Above, So Below (2014) In the catacombs beneath Paris, a team of treasure hunters search for an ancient relic that can not only grant immortality but also transmute any common metals into gold.
Oct 10, 2022 · With a new Hellraiser flick on the horizon, movie buffs may find themselves looking back on other films that depict the scariest setting of all: hell itself. The mythological nightmare realm has cropped up again and again in film history, and some of the scariest depictions leave audiences shaken.
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Add in a priest with a penchant for porn, escaped convicts, cracked skating, nude mud wrestling, prolific quantities of poo and a mentally deranged human torpedo and you'll understand why there's no doubt that Wee Man and his crew are going straight to hell. The extreme begins here.
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