foodxdude Found this browsing on Amazon and being a fan of found footage movies, I decided to take a chance on it. Original, suspenseful and TERRIFYING! Give it a watch and you won't regret it.

ralphsstuff12 Great horror documentary!!!!! Has some very disturbing parts and creeped me out! A must see movie!

Condemned-Soul The found footage subgenre of horror has a plethora of entries that give it a bad name. They're low-budget and target easily scared viewers, and therefore usually suffer from an abundance of cliches in the horror department in order to give the audience that jump scare many viewers (like myself) roll their eyes at. A jump scare is only effective once an atmosphere has been generated. Thankfully, Hell House sets a tone early on with its documentary angle, making everything feel like its based a real event. It also avoids the trappings of many found footage movies by keeping pointless scenes to a minimum between the cast; it gets straight to the point of its plot, and paces itself through to a strong ending. Its a simple premise, but strong credit has to be given to the writer/director who admirably traverses a well-worn genre with noticeable skill. The film is seeped in dread by the time you get to know these characters and fathom the true terror that awaits them. Its stern in its scares, providing very few actual jump scares (though one particularly worthy one) and relies on common phobias and practical effects to induce nervous tension. Clown props and darkness are simple tricks but effective, and Hell House pleasingly delivers unnerving moments on its well-acted cast of unknown actors, before transcending into chaotic scenes promised by its title. Anyone critical of found footage horror will be pleasantly surprised with this rare success. 8/10.

Paul Magne Haakonsen I managed to endure 30 minutes of this snoozefest of a movie."Hell House LLC" was crammed with ridiculous characters that lacked depth and personalities.And it didn't really help in any way that the storyline was incredibly boring and uneventful.There was simply nothing to keep my interest in the movie at all. I must admit that I had my phone out not even 10 minutes into the movie.I am not a fan of the "found footage" genre as it is rubbish 99% of the time, and "Hell House LLC" was not the 1% that breaks the habit.Stay well clear of this one.