Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor
Directed by Stephen Cognetti
Internet sleuths travel to Carmichael Manor in Rockland County, NY - site of the 1989 Carmichael family murders. They find a terror that's lurked in the shadows long before Hell House LLC.
Grisly footage is discovered involving the Carmichael Manor.
Cast: Bridget Rose Perrotta, Destiny Brown, James Liddell, Gideon Berger, Cayla Berejikian, Victoria Andrunik, Darin F. Earl II, Searra Sawka, Thomas J. Cipriano, Celeste Cicon, Michael Caprioli, Dayna Michelle Kurtz, Robert M. Savakinus, Marlene Williams, Joe Bandelli
Member Reviews
More fake AI reviews on this service... HH LLC and the next 3 movies had more of a corn movie style for it's FF and was able to convey a bit of a claustrophobic atmosphere for the Abbadon Hotel. FF is def an acquired taste and thankfully it's finally dying out. This movie is more of a production with higher values and thus IMHO comes off as more souless which in turn lessens the every slight "scare" factor that occurs in FF style. Ultimately, I think many of the actors did their best with the material but the scares fell flat and the usage of the FF to make it consistent with the previous iterations made it even more contrived. Not sure how this franchise is still kept alive with these types of efforts but here we are.... Not recommended
Perfect finale to the LLC movies if this is to be the end. Totally different location to the original 3 and A real backstory explaining most of what Abaddon is all about. Who is Clown? How and what created him? Here you find out everything which I didn't think would ever happen. Not as scary as some of the others but story wise, delivers where it needs to.
I give it 4 skulls. It was a lot better than I thought it was going to be. There were a couple of spooky spots in it that I really enjoyed. Good job, everybody.
I like this film series, good scares and story. Should be as well known as Sinister and Paranormal Activity
This was pretty good. The found footage stuff got a bit tedious for a bit, but then it came together well. Overall, creepy and disturbing without outright gore.