Hell House LLC (2015)

The introduction is self-explanatory, the movie takes a faux- documentary/found footage angle to explore a mysterious incident involving a famous haunted house. As someone who's not a fan of most found footage movies, I gave this one a chance based on the reviews heralding it as one of the best.

First and foremost, the cons of this movie far outweighed the pros. There was poor pacing, unlikeable/underdeveloped characters, lack of scares, and a drawn out "build up" to a very disappointing climax. Like most shaky cam movies, there were moments where the camera seemingly twisted in EVERY DIRECTION which is not only unnecessary but unnatural.

As others have said, the main problem is that basically the entire film builds up to what you expect to be some cataclysmic event and by the end you are left with virtually nothing. Save yourself the time and skip this one.

Fmovies: I went into this film with low expectations. The last few found footage ghost movies I had seen had been less than great. Then I watched this. I went immediately watched it again that night with my daughter, then a couple of nights later with my whole family.

The story is tightly written and the action keeps pace nicely without feeling rushed. The characters are as well developed as you can get in an hour and a half horror film. They each get their own time to shine, their own issues, relationships, etc. The acting is much better than one usually finds in low budget indie horror. The scares are great and subtle, and that creeping feeling of dread keeps you on the edge of your seat. The effects are all practical, which is fantastic and a fresh change of pace with some of the badly CGI'd ghost effects out there.

I cannot wait to see what this group has for us next, because they are talented.

Not much to say about this one other than: Watch it! It's really good. It utilizes the found footage angle very well and also the reason why the main characters are recording everything isn't absurd or unrealistic. The plot is unique, and the way it's executed as if it's a documentary is great. I loved it and I highly recommend it! The acting was good as well, almost none of the dialogue was cheesy or unrealistic. None of the characters acted unrealistically or idiotic (aside from one certain scene but it's forgivable because the character has continuously acted similarly). Overall, it was a good movie! One of the best I've seen in a very long time. I recommend it, and it's a very fun and pretty creepy movie.

Hell House LLC fmovies. Found Footage movies are a hit and miss, more often the shakiness of the camera tends to be a distraction, but there are those instances when the cameras flawed views work for the subject. Hell House LLC has been compared to The Houses October Built as both focus on Commercial Haunted Houses, but Hell House is more similar to Lake Mungo in that multiple video sources are used to create a documentary feel. The setting of Hell House is important as it is an actual commercial Haunted House, so the creepiness of the setting adds to the genuine feel of the events. What makes Hell House stand out is the seemingly mysterious way the horrible events of its fatal opening are presented, making efficient use of Youtube and Cell Phone videos we view the panic of the situation along with the mystery of what exactly is going on. The movie does slowly reveal what did happen but also leaves some mystery for the viewer to ponder. Most reviews of the film agree that Hell House is unique and does not seem too derivative among the dozens of recent found footage films. The only area of the debate centers on the ending; you will either love it or hate depending on how much closure you seek. Overall Hell House LLC is a terrific film, and for its small budget, it compares well with bigger budget films that focus more on FX and less on the plot.

Hell House LLC is about a group of friends that go around to different cities and make haunted house attractions for Halloween. This time the group decides on an old abandoned hotel/restaurant in the fictional Abbadon, NY. The venue seems like a great fit for this year's haunted house (even complete with some "leftover props!") However, as the countdown begins to opening night, weird and delightfully creepy things start to happen... *insert evil laugh here*

I am SO glad I took a chance and gave this movie a shot - I was pleasantly surprised as it exceeded all my expectations! I am a horror fanatic and I would love to add this movie physically to my DVD collection! The movie starts out REALLY strong - I remember about 20 minutes in thinking, "I hope this isn't one of those that fizzles out at the end." I am proud to say it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. This movie left me genuinely creeped out (much to my absolute delight) and watching bits of it from between my fingers out of fear. The acting is sufficient (no one really stands out, but the acting is good enough as a collective whole), there are more than just the typical jump scares, plus overall there is this impending sense of doom and tension that builds during the entire movie. This is definitely an unexpected horror gem!! You will not be disappointed!!

First of all, this movie isn't bad, it's just not as good as the hundreds of fake/paid reviews says.

The story was decent but a bit slow at the beginning, like every FF movies.

The acting was decent, I seen much worse but in general the actors did a good job.

I really liked the sets. The house was creepy and they had a decent budget for props. I don't recall any CGI effects.

To conclude, if you need a semi decent horror flick to help you fall asleep, this one will do the job.