Hell's Gate (2001)

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A beautiful-but-loony tunes insane asylum inmate thinks she's the reincarnated soul mate of a deranged 19th century serial killer who happens to live in modern times in the guise of her psychiatrist -- how handy. Agnes Thatcher (Patsy Kensit) uses her extraordinary sensuality -- not to mention her… More A beautiful-but-loony tunes insane asylum inmate thinks she's the reincarnated soul mate of a deranged 19th century serial killer who happens to live in modern times in the guise of her psychiatrist -- how handy. Agnes Thatcher (Patsy Kensit) uses her extraordinary sensuality -- not to mention her ruthless bloodthirstiness -- to break free in a bloody spree to find Dr. Campbell (Patrick Muldoon) when the doctor leaves for a quiet seaside vacation with his wife (Amy Locane) and young daughter. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 32 min.
Directed By: John Hough
Genres: Mystery & Suspense, Horror

In Theaters: Jul 23, 2002 Wide
On DVD: Jul 23, 2002
Studio: Artisan Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

Ryan Cracknell, Apollo Guide
A strange mix of Cape Fear, Somewhere in Time and From Hell.
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
If you've ever been curious to see what Jason Voorhees would look like if he were played by a supermodel, this one's worth a look
Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central
It occurs to me in all honesty that if you rent this thing you deserve what you get.
Christopher Null, Filmcritic.com
The scenes of violence are fake to the point where they might as well have been using Muppets.

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A murky and ambiguous thriller about a girl whose parents are murdered and who keeps running into the number 11, painted in blood at the scene of her parents' death. It would have been better had the story and explanation been more clearly defined, but I give the director an… More
A murky and ambiguous thriller about a girl whose parents are murdered and who keeps running into the number 11, painted in blood at the scene of her parents' death. It would have been better had the story and explanation been more clearly defined, but I give the director an 'A' for effort for taking a stab at an arty script that isn't like everything else coming out of Schlockville (Hollywood).