Hell Is Empty

HELL IS EMPTY is a well researched look into micro sects of twisted religions that have been enacted hell on earth. I think what we have in this small film is a pretty accurate look at the darkest aspects of what happens when the Bible is misquoted and used for nefarious psychosis of its leader. At times HELL IS EMPTY isn't clear on its take away message but I like that so I can find my own take away message.

I took a chance on this film and glad I did. The acting was surprisingly well directed and the storyline was intense. A different and smart look into the cults that permeate and hide all countries.

I liked this low budget film cause it had a sick twisted story about this artist guy who had a bunch of women thinking he was this tapped in prophet and all he was was a psycho killer. Where they made this movie felt sick n what not just watching it made me think that this place was spooked. The pregnant girl needed to leave I felt so sorry for her and the chick who got lost and ended up there like man what was she doing she could have left on the first day. So I dont understand if the artist guy cursed them brainwashed them or poisoned these girls to stay.

Ya ya ya its poorly made, most independent movies are but what we got here is a very interesting concept with lots of gore. The acting isnt oscar worthy, what Bfilms are? If you like movies about cults, gore and woodlife gone wrong you might get Hell Is Empty.

This stylish thriller pulls you in from the opening seconds, as a mysterious man rescues (or kidnaps?) battered teenage runaway Lydia. She opens her eyes on a secluded island surrounded by female cult members in antique dresses, who have likewise been drawn in by the messianic leader. From there, the pace doesn't let up for an instant as the cult's new recruit warms to the welcoming household but soon discovers trouble in paradise. "Hell Is Empty" is dazzlingly cinematic, casting a spell with lush imagery, ingenious camera setups, a haunting score, artful montages, and costumes and set design inspired by the cult leader's folk-art obsession. Viewers are as bewitched as Lydia, thinking--at least until storm clouds start to gather--that they've landed in heaven rather than hell.