Horror movie fans are all talking about one particular film right now because of how much it's freaking them out...
Written and directed by Stephen Cognetti, Hell House LLC follows a documentary crew as they travel back to the scene of a tragedy that saw an unexplained malfunction that caused the death of 15 tour-goers and staff on the opening night of a Halloween haunted house tour.
The movie takes place five years after the initial deaths and the crew is forced to uncover some pretty terrifying things upon arriving at the scene.
While the movie may have originally been released in 2015, it was recently put on Amazon Prime which exposed it to a whole new bunch of horror fans who have now taken to social media to talk about just how frightening it was.
Check out the trailer below:When one Twitter user enquired about good horror movies, someone else replied saying: "Have you ever seen hell house llc? I'm not a fan of horror movies but I've seen that one several times and I had to sleep with the lights on after the first time."
And others also agreed.
"...I watched hell house llc over a year ago and still get freaked out walking around at night when it’s dark in my own place," tweeted another user.
A third also praised it as "amazing," writing: "#HellHouseLLC is amazing!! There are very few found footage films that do it well…this one does it flawlessly! I cannot recommend the series enough!"
"#hellhousellc still makes me feel creeped out walking around my own dark hallway at night. Afraid I will see “the” clown outside my door, or some random girl sitting in the corner. Glad I don’t have a basement!" another fan added.
While social media reviews seemed generally positive, the overall ratings on Rotten Tomatoes were just above average sitting at a comfortable 75% on the Tomatometer and 72% for the overall audience score.
Critic reviews also agreed that the movie was worth the watch.
Posting to UK Film Reviews, Rachel Pullen commended the film for not including "stupid cups floating and doors closing slowly" an instead opting for "life-size clown mannequin moving from room to room" - pretty freaky.
Pullen also went on to state that the audience is "gifted some of the best slow-burn scares I have seen in a while" giving the movie an overall 5 star rating.
Over on Bloody Disgusting, Luiz H.C. also praised the movie, saying that the scared were "incredibly subtle, with little to no traditional jump scares," before adding that "While the repeated shots of crowds attempting to run away in fear can get a little tiresome at times, this is a genuinely suspenseful movie that carefully sets up its scares in a way that actually contributes to the story."
"Regardless, this is the best found footage film that I’ve seen this year..." he added.
So if you're in the mood for a good horror flick tonight, I'd highly recommend this one!
