Hell Fire (2015)

Hell Fire: Directed by Marc Fratto. With J. Scott Green, Koko Marshall, Selene Beretta, Jennice Carter. Meet the Antichrist. He’s been kidnapped by a group of women who’ve mistaken him for someone else, and now they’re about to find out exactly who they’re messing with. One by one the women become possessed by demonic forces and turn on each other. As the bodies begin to pile up, the girls fight for their lives and to save mankind against the Prince of Evil.

“So many movies suffer from the plight of having a good script and acting but bad directing, or good directing but bad script and acting, or problems with cinematography and/or editing ruining an otherwise good production… Well, this movie suffers none of those compromises – itu0026#39;s bad through and through.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIt does manage to draw on the strengths of some legendary horror characters though… Like giving a camera to Chucky… Letting The Blob write the script… Frankensteinu0026#39;s Monster as the director… Casting by The Mole Man…u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIf theyu0026#39;d set out to make a parody, this u0026quot;movieu0026quot; might have had some credibility – but even then, only a tiny amount, and only in short doses. If theyu0026#39;d made it as a 15-minute short, it still wouldu0026#39;ve been too long.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis isnu0026#39;t B grade; itu0026#39;s not even C grade – it even struggles to make F grade.”