Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made
Directed by Michael Laicini, David Amito
In 1988 a screening of Antrum at a cinema in Budapest resulted in the tragic death of fifty-six people when the building caught fire and burned to the ground. Other deaths linked to the film resulted in Antrum being condemned as a 'cursed' film and its master negative destroyed. Now that a print has been found in a Bulgarian archive, the deadliest film ever made has been re-released.
A cursed film from the 1970s about a brother and sister who travel to a forest to dig a hole to hell.
Cast: Nicole Tomkins, Rowan Smyth, Dan Istrate, Circus- Szalewski, Shu Sakimoko, Kristel Elling
Member Reviews
This was AWESOME!! As a demonolotrist, I can really appreciate this work!!
I have to give them credit for all the work they put into making this peroid correct. From the wardrobe, props, set, and even the film cue marks in the top were a nice touch. Hell even the "this was based on true events" stick it built is right for the time. I found this a fun movie, not fantastic but it deserves something for all the love that went into it.
The best part of this movie was when it was over…
These ratings seem not to understand the movie. The main character wasn't expecting to find hell so the "you expected to find hell, what do you expect" comments are not correct. I love this movie because it takes some inspiration from Dante's Inferno. I wouldn't call this movie a jump scare or a thriller. I would call it a slow-burning psychological thriller. It's a film that gets into your head.
It was alright, kinda creepy. Scariest part is the myth that it's a curse. Goes downhill after that