Hell House LLC
New York's Scariest Haunted House Tour
A crew of haunted-house designers takes possession of an abandoned hotel to construct an elaborate attraction. But something far older and more sinister than props and wire work dwells within these walls—something that watches, possesses, and feeds on the living. Through fragmented footage and interviews, the truth of what transpired during those final days emerges: the hotel is not just haunted, but ravenous.
Hell House LLC revitalizes the tired found-footage formula by weaponizing the documentary interview framework—the past and present collide without resolving, which is precisely what makes it sting. Cognetti foregrounds information scarcity: we never get the clean reveal, only accumulating dread across fragmented timelines. Where comparable films lean on jump scares or false leads, this one trusts the audience to sit with ambiguity. The Las Vegas location and the haunted-attraction premise matter less than the formal strategy of burying exposition inside asymmetrical witness accounts.
- Original Format
- Digital (multi-camera found footage)
- Aspect Ratio
- 1.85:1
- Original Runtime
- 91 min
- Sound
- Stereo
- Color Process
- Color
Camcorders, surveillance cameras, and head-mounted camera. Found footage in 16:9, documentary in 2.39:1.
