Hell House LLC
Why this pick
Its faux-documentary approach and Halloween haunted-attraction setting sustain the same unnerving sense that performers, props, and staged scares may be crossing into something real.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its faux-documentary approach and Halloween haunted-attraction setting sustain the same unnerving sense that performers, props, and staged scares may be crossing into something real.
Why this pick
This direct continuation keeps the road-trip, found-footage format and the unsettling pursuit through immersive haunted attractions, with the original group drawn back into the scene.
Why this pick
A Halloween-night haunted house turns threateningly authentic, delivering a compact, tense version of the attraction-gone-wrong dread that drives The Houses October Built.
Why this pick
A camera crew’s investigation begins with grounded curiosity and gradually erodes that safety, matching the intimate found-footage tension and escalating uncertainty.
Why this pick
Web-streaming ghost hunters use escalating stunts for an audience inside an abandoned asylum, echoing the original’s blend of group banter, recorded spectacle, and fear becoming uncontrollable.
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01 / THE STORY
The film begins ''in medias res'' to a dazed and bloodied Brandy (Schaefer) being put in a truck and driven off. Days earlier, a group of friends from Ohio—Brandy, her boyfriend Zack (Andrews), cameraman Jeff (Larson), Bobby (Roe), and Mikey (Roe)—decide to take a trip south to visit some of America's scariest and extreme Haunted attraction (simulated) in the days leading up to Halloween. They plan to record their experiences in the haunted houses as well as interview actors who work there. This leads to disturbing revelations about the establishments' operations, such as failure to perform background checks, utilizing criminals and disturbed individuals as actors, using real corpses and body parts as props, and performing increasingly dangerous stunts for the sake of scares.
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