Review by lee_usa_53

Haunting of Hollywood skillfully redefines the traditional horror genre, intertwining deep psychological exploration with eerie supernatural touches. Under the direction of Lilia Doytchinova and starring Tiffany Downey, the film breaks away from standard haunted house narratives. It delves deeply into the psyche of a struggling actress in Hollywood, whose battle with her inner demons and potentially darker forces is both intimate and disturbing.

Set against the iconic landscapes of Los Angeles, including up-close glimpses of the Hollywood sign, the film uses its setting to enhance the eerie atmosphere, revealing the city's mysterious and often sinister undercurrents. The cinematography is exceptional, merging finely crafted shots with a raw, guerrilla-style that echoes the unsettling spontaneity of films like "Blair Witch."

This film goes beyond simple scares to offer a profound commentary on mental illness, the harsh realities of fame, and Hollywood's lingering haunts. The director's innovative blend of artistry and suspense in her debut work creates a captivating, atmospheric experience.