Hell's Bells

...In all the WRONG ways. I will say that I've always rolled my eyes at the frequency and relentless trolling of "1/10 scores" and the one line reviews (Was so thankful when IMDB changed that). I can likewise say I can still remember on two hands and 1 bare foot the number of times I've given a 1 to anything. Aside from Kirk Cameron movies I may have given a 1/10 to perhaps 5 films in my lifetime. This is certainly one that deserves it.

I adore "So bad their good" films, from masterpieces like Nail gun Massacre to Gutterballs. But then they are so different than "really sincerely bad" films. I sometimes have zero clue how stuff like this gets made. It's not funny, it's a collection of horrific scenes of the most horrific folks, seemingly all hired from the local trap house. Even the worst film usually has , even if by accident, at least 1 attractive person in it, not this one. The "Story" is barely there, the acting is horrific, and if the previews of the other films by this SRS company are any indication it's par for the course for them, if I had not been GIVEN this thing I'd have been ashamed. I'm not even sure how to give it away as I would not want anyone to think I got this for myself...LMAO. I will say it will NOT stay in the presence of my film collection. My advice to all involved, give up, walk out of the room quietly and be ashamed.

Hell's Bells is a completely tasteless comedy that makes Wayne's World look like a serious artistic statement. While this is crass and tasteless no budget garbage,. I say that in the best possible way. Hell's Bells is endearing and funny. Jim O" Rear definitely knew what he was making and the film doesn't take itself seriously whatsoever. A couple of of morons sell their souls to The Devil to fulfill their dreams of hitting it big. This is really bad on purpose and our main characters are painfully stupid and doesn't take it seriously mid for one second. Depending on your sense of humor, this is either the worst movie or the worst best movie. I recommend leaving your brain at the door. I must admit that this is much more enjoyable than the new Motley Crue EP and was made on a fraction of the budget.

Well, I decided to sit down to watch the 2020 movie "Hell's Bells" despite of the rather low rating that the movie had managed to procure here on IMDb. Sometimes a movie might actually be bad enough that it actually turns out to be enjoyable and fun to watch.

"Hell's Bells" wasn't one such movie. Nay, this movie was just, hands down, bad.

The storyline might have seen well enough on paper, but it translated so poorly to the screen. And believe you me, this was no sweet experience to sit through. The movie was, in fact, so boring that I just gave up on it. I didn't even finish the movie, and I have absolutely no interest in returning to watch the rest.

The acting in the movie was dubious at best. But hey, that was as expected for a movie such as this. So no big surprise there, really. Needless to say that there aren't any familiar faces on the screen.

Sometimes you just have to stop and wonder how movies such as this actually manage to get off of the writing board and onto the screen. Even more so, wonder whom actually funds these things. But hey, hats off for writers and directors Jim O'Rear and Scott Tepperman for managing to get something like this onto the screen. It wasn't an entertaining movie, sure, but they accomplished something.

"Hell's Bells" is a boring and awful movie. And I can't recommend anyone to waste their time, effort or money on watching this. My rating of the 2020 movie "Hell's Bells" is a mere two out of ten stars.