Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire

Loved the first Hell House (7/10) and the 2nd was serviceable (5/10). I was expecting more from this one. The story was convoluted and the writing was weak. You've got a location where dozens of people have died or gone missing and everybody just flocks back likes its no big deal, even when similar unexplained things begin to happen again. Sure. Sad way to end the story.

Part 1& 2 not bad but this should not have been aloud to be released, They ruined a half decent horror trilogy with the 3rd installment. When you have $ 9,000 for a budget you don't make a movie..... you wait until you have more $$$

The first movie had so much dread and genuine creepiness to it. It's a shame that couldn't be carried throughout the series. Even the second one, the story was somewhat lacking but still there were moments of dread in it. This third installment just doesn't have that. I give it 6 stars because it kept me interested enough to watch to the end and it was by no means a boring movie. It simply had a lot to live up to...and the first movie in this series will always outshine the two that followed.

I can only give this five out of ten. I'd give it five and a half but there are no half stars. The original Hell House LLC was an excellent indie film that I have watched many times. I highly recommend it. Unfortunately, the 'curse' of the ever diminishing sequels is in effect here. This movie actually has a lot of good moments. I love found footage movies and I really enjoy the subtle scares they create. Unfortunately the potential here is often sacrificed for the sake of clunky exposition. I appreciate the desire to create a finale. An ending that would round out the trilogy. But they're trying too hard and it shows. If you want to get technical this isn't really a 'found footage' film, although some footage from the original film was apparently "found" by one of the characters. And how about that bit at the very tail of the film? WTF was that even supposed to be? Footage of the afterlife? "You're dead. We're stuck here." ... "Now it's time to move on." Ok... wait, what? Needless to say some of the dialogue is ... iffy. The actors are good, except for the guy playing "Russel". He's kind of terrible. Flat and wooden all the time. Overall it's a good final installment for the series. I had hoped for more but at least it wasn't a disaster. Here's hoping they stop here and don't beat the premise to death trying to cash in on the title.

This movie as slightly better than the 2nd movie but it was still awful. The ending is stupid and didn't make a lot of sense when connecting the movies..it was a terrible explanation.

I'm giving this a generous 3...Because at least they tried...I understand it was on a very small budget....PLEASE, makers of this movie, please go back and watch other really good horror movies on a small budget and learn...It can be done, if done properly...

This film exceeded my expectations. It did a wonderful job tying in both previous films as well as offering an ending that pulled it all together. The last 10 minutes were by far my favorite. It ties up a lot of loose ends. Almost leaves you with a happy ending feel. I loved seeing the original cast reunited and think this is one of the best and most underrated trilogies out there.