- Martha Moscoso14 de julio de 2026SPOILERs... I could see Hector's hair when he was playing the piano and also the clown was obviously too heavy for Andrew to carry it back, if Paul put it in there, let Paul put it back where it supposed to be... and who hide himself under a blanket after seeing someone in their room? Not me, I will be screaming my lungs out and throwing things at it... a little lame tbh
- rg94008 de julio de 2026I am going through movies on the Science of Scare list which measures movies on viewer heart rates and heart rate variability, and Hell House LLC held a very admirable position of 11 despite me never hearing about it before now. It's among some really good company, so I went in with reasonable expectations, but I left a little disappointed. The movie isn't super focused on lore or characters or plot or themes, it wants to deliver fright and that is its only goal. Unfortunately, the shaky camera at the heart of the found footage simply does not work in key moments. It is so chaotic that, for me, the climax was way more confusing than terrifying. The lead up to the climax works better because the movie leverages the haunted house setting to constantly have things in frame or around the corner with you trying to constantly discern if one of them is not supposed to be there. However, so much of the setup and conclusion to this movie fails to build that atmosphere or deliver a satisfying ending to it. The whole documentary framing story feels kind of like a pointless conceit, especially because most of the movie's runtime completely shifts into found footage with very limited interruption from the documentary itself. The actors are also not particulary engaging, and I never actually felt myself rooting for characters to survive. The movie also tries to throw in a little bit of lore, but it never really goes anywhere. Overall, I think this is a movie on a very limited budget that does deliver some excellent scares in its middle section, but it isn't able to keep it up throughout its entire runtime, making its beginning and ending less interesting.
- macaronz1 de mayo de 2026If you love found footage movies like I do, you need to see Hell House LLC. It’s genuinely creepy and feels way more realistic than your average horror flick. The story picks up five years after a mysterious tragedy, following a documentary crew as they return to the scene to uncover the truth. The found footage style builds incredible dread, and the convincing performances really elevate the low-budget feel. While the pacing can be a bit slow in stretches and the shaky cam might be divisive for some, the overall atmosphere makes it a must-watch for fans of the style.
- sleed719 de septiembre de 2025I've watched Hell House quite a few times, and this movie still stands out as one of the examples of found footage done right. While some secrets are left to the imagination, this movie gives you the creeps through a heavy atmosphere and scares in all of the right places.
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Hell House LLC was released on 16 de octubre de 2015.
Hell House LLC was directed by Stephen Cognetti.
Hell House LLC has a runtime of 2h 9min.
Hell House LLC was produced by Joe Bandelli.
Cinco años después de una inexplicada tragedia en la noche de apertura de una casa de Halloween (Hell House), un equipo documental viaja de regreso a la escena del desastre, para investigar los eventos de aquella fatídica noche. Durante una entrevista con uno de los miembros del personal original, se les da material gráfico nunca antes visto por el personal de la casa embrujada. Entonces, se revela la terrible verdad sobre lo que realmente sucedió en la noche de apertura de HELL HOUSE.
The key characters in Hell House LLC are Alex Taylor (Danny Bellini), Sara Havel (Ryan Jennifer Jones), Paul O'Keefe (Gore Abrams).
Hell House LLC is rated Not Rated.
Hell House LLC is a Terror, Misterio, Suspense film.
Hell House LLC has an audience rating of 7.1 out of 10.
Hell House LLC had a budget of 25.000 US$.