Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire
Directed by Stephen Cognetti
Guests, both past and present, will battle for their souls as all is revealed about the Abaddon Hotel and the evil that dwells there. One year after the events of Hell House LLC II, the hotel is on the verge of being torn down when it is purchased by billionaire Russell Wynn as the new home for his popular immersive show, "Insomnia". He invites journalist Venessa Sheppard and her crew to record everything happening inside the hotel leading up to the performance. But they soon encounter a more nefarious plot– one that threatens to unleash a veritable hell on earth...
The Abaddon Hotel will once again be open and guests will battle for their souls.
Cast: Gabriel Chytry, Elizabeth Vermilyea, Sam Kazzi
Member Reviews
I stand by my opinion that the origins one is the only good one. This just feels like they wanted to get their moneys worth out of the set. I really really feel like they could’ve made the first one and the origins one and left it at that. This one and the second one are skippable.
They really keep trying to justify and create a central plot. It’s sort of sad. I like the premise. Why can’t they just stand alone? Why force a square peg into a banana? That’s what this feels like.
The first one was good, and the only reason I keep trying the other ones they put out. It was just meh. I kinda liked the idea with the end, but would’ve liked to see it more fleshed out. This didn’t feel like much of a horror movie though.
I've watched these in a funny order... but didn't find it as enjoyable as hell house origins
Not a bad third entry in the franchise. It's still strongest when it goes all in on "alone with a camera" and weakest when showing the "demons" or "followers" or whatever they are. The special effects of the "gateway" was also rather bad, just as in the second one. Not as creepy or as many scares as the two previous entries, but still manages to tell an engaging story, with a bit of fun gore thrown in. The acting was a step up from the last one, and I did have fun watching this. The ending was somewhat bizarre, but kind of cozy I suppose.