Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire

In the final frames, after enduring what amounts to the bludgeoning of an entire idea, one can't help but wish the more thrilling original film was playing on screen instead.

Hell House LLC: Lake of Fire features a creative story and some new scares that are very effective.

The latest entry in a tedious, chintzy franchise that's akin to the saddest haunted house attraction in cinematic form.

The bigger the film's structure grows the weaker the foundation becomes until it all comes crashing down.

Hell House LLC is far from a terrible offering. When its good, its skin-crawlingly terrifying, but when its bad its like a student film with a Marvel mindset of 'world expansion'.

Hard to fault a filmmaker and franchise dying to evolve, but it's also hard not to feel let down by how Cognetti ends this Hell House LLC trilogy.