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Hellmouth

  • 2014
  • PG-13
  • 1h 27m
IMDb RATING
5.2/10
552
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Stephen McHattie in Hellmouth (2014)
Horror

A throwback to the genre films of the '50s, Hellmouth is about a grave-keeper who is drawn into a hell dimension to save the soul of a beautiful woman.A throwback to the genre films of the '50s, Hellmouth is about a grave-keeper who is drawn into a hell dimension to save the soul of a beautiful woman.A throwback to the genre films of the '50s, Hellmouth is about a grave-keeper who is drawn into a hell dimension to save the soul of a beautiful woman.

  • Director
    • John Geddes
  • Writer
    • Tony Burgess
  • Stars
    • Stephen McHattie
    • Siobhan Murphy
    • Ari Millen
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.2/10
    552
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • John Geddes
    • Writer
      • Tony Burgess
    • Stars
      • Stephen McHattie
      • Siobhan Murphy
      • Ari Millen
    • 18User reviews
    • 21Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win total

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    Stephen McHattie
    Stephen McHattie
    • Charlie Baker…
    Siobhan Murphy
    Siobhan Murphy
    • Fay
    Ari Millen
    Ari Millen
    • Harry
    Tony Burgess
    Tony Burgess
    • Tips
    Mark Gibson
    • Sheriff Ryan
    Boyd Banks
    Boyd Banks
    • Fred Whinny
    Bruce McDonald
    Bruce McDonald
    • Paul Kemp
    Julian Richings
    Julian Richings
    • Freddy T Neville
    Adam Seybold
    Adam Seybold
    • Mr. Praut
    Kate Fenton
    Kate Fenton
    • Mrs. Praut
    Tessa McHattie
    • Graveyard Kid 1
    Duncan McHattie
    • Graveyard Kid 2
    Camille Jones-Burgess
    • Graveyard Kid 3
    • (as Camile Burgess)
    Griffin Jones-Burgess
    • Graveyard Kid 4
    • (as Griffin Burgess)
    Jason David Brown
    Jason David Brown
    • The Bargeman
    Jason Deline
    Jason Deline
    • The Bargeman
    • (voice)
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    • Director
      • John Geddes
    • Writer
      • Tony Burgess
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    User reviews18

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    8haskellhello

    A Gravekeeper Goes to Hell, Convincingly.

    I'm not a professional but I think this review is fair. *Zero spoilers*

    The film reminds me of Dante's Inferno. The main character gets dragged confusingly into Hell, and he basically stares each demonic figure in the face and says "I dont know why Im here, but you dont scare me." The main character definitely hogs the limelight, but he is the perfect person for the role. The pacing is good. What I really liked this movie for though is it's sense of setting. This movie stands out as one of the best uses of budget CGI I've ever seen. I think this movie had almost no budget whatsoever- I saw that their Indiegogo (kickstarter) raised some $2,000 with a $45,000 goal. They got pennies. I couldnt see more info than that because I dont have imdb pro (yeehaw), but they really went all out with the CGI regardless, never shying away from animating some ludicrous demon on screen. That's always a peeve of mine- when they hide the epic monsters in the shadowy bushes etc and try to use the excuse of "oh its all mysterious bc you cant see it yet," when theyre obviously just cheaping out.There were literally only 2 times that I would call the CGI bad: one being some blood against metal (again, only one time this happened), and the other being sadly right at the end, where the greenscreen was painfully obvious. I was really disappointed by that, how they left one of their worst greenscreen shots in right at the end. There was also one small issue with props selection, but Im not going to spoil what it was. Youll probably know when you see it. Other than that though, the CGI is extremely effective dollar for dollar, and it's easy to feel like they really shipped this man and a camera-strapped drone to Hell to shoot these scenes. I also thought the ending itself was kind of bad for being too sudden and how they got there to be the most confusing part of the entire movie, aside from the final scene itself and brief soliloquy which was pretty good. I'd give this movie 7.5, and if you enjoy things demonic then you'll definitely find this a good watch. I didn't think it was too confusing, and it isnt aimless. If nothing else, it was a well visualized journey to the depths of Hell, featuring one bad ass old man, a pretty girl, some interesting villains, and a handful of demons.
    8filmeuro

    An excellent vehicle for Stephen McHattie

    I knew within the first five minutes of watching this move that it was something really unique. Not really a horror movie, which the name and poster suggest. First of all there is Stephen McHattie, who is a seriously underrated actor. Second, the visuals and filming of the movie are really quite unique. It wanders a bit as the movie progresses, but is well wroth watching. Fantastic.
    8Wikkid_Gamez

    Stephen McHattie, is one of my favorite

    Underrated actors... I was not sure about trying this movie at first and it was mainly due to him that I did but I am glad that I did! This was a great little find! As others have said, if you were not a fan how movies like Sin City were done then you may not be fond of this. I actually find that I like this style a lot, and found this movie to be visually stimulating as well as entertaining. Watched it late at night and was glued to it until the end. Yes, the overall story outline was simple but that doesn't mean it wasn't good. I would definitely watch this again and would suggest it to others that can appreciate it as a visually artistic piece of entertainment. The acting was excellent all the way around, they nailed that 50's film noir feel completely! Loved it!
    9Cr0wgrrl

    I adored this movie

    Stylized, surreal and thoroughly captivating. If you're looking for a scary horror movie, this isn't it. But if you are looking for something oddly charming, memorable and creepily funny that makes you ask, "Wait, what?!" with each new turn of the plot, this movie has much to offer. (Fans of Dellamorte Dellamore will probably enjoy this.) In my opinion, the only thing that could have improved this movie was a soundtrack by Danny Elfman.
    7carsonferguson

    Why not?

    McHattie! Always a whynot movie.

    Put in your favorite music mix and play this on mute. People won't stop asking you what this movie is. It's beautifully cheesy/cheap. Cant go wrong. You're welcome.

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    • Trivia
      Graveyard Kids 1 and 2 are played by Stephen McHattie's children: Tessa McHattie and Duncan McHattie.
    • Quotes

      The Barda: Do you know what people are, Charlie? They are things stuck in a place. Do you know what people do? They make noises.

    • Crazy credits
      "Imagination will get you everywhere." - For Harvey Wyatt Geddes
    • Connections
      Featured in The Hexecutioners (2015)
    • Soundtracks
      Abyssus Portos (Fay's Song)
      Written by Steph Copeland

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    • Release date
      • April 3, 2015 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • Canada
    • Official site
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • 直闖地獄門
    • Production company
      • Foresight Features
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 27m(87 min)
    • Color
      • Color
      • Black and White
    • Aspect ratio
      • 2.39:1

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