Hell House
Every year, in Dallas, Texas, the Trinity Church holds an event called 'Hell House', a new evangelical slant on the traditional haunted house - only instead of ghosts and goblins, the patrons witness botched abortions, date rape, drunk-driving accidents and other modern-day horrors. This lively film, with unprecedented access to the organisers, tracks the entire fire-and-brimstone process from the initial script meeting to the final 'show'.
Year: 2001
Genre: Documentaries, General Docos, Save Me!, Spiritual & Philosophical
Country: USA
Director: George Ratliff
Duration: 86 Minutes
Rating: R13 - Offensive language
6.9/10
Location in store: Documentary (General)
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