Nothing Left to Fear – Das Tor zur Hölle (2013)

Nothing Left to Fear – Das Tor zur Hölle: Directed by Anthony Leonardi III. With Anne Heche, James Tupper, Ethan Peck, Rebekah Brandes. A family’s journey toward a better life is interrupted by an unstable man of the cloth.

“This an okay movie. Good if you need to kill a couple of hours. However, the plot line is bizarre. You are left wondering why they do the things they do. The story does not set you up with any background on the town, and why the townspeople are so weird. Also, they say this is based on events and urban legends surrounding Stull, KS. They missed the mark, and then over exaggerated it. This storyline has nothing to do with anything that has ever happened in Stull, KS. Also, Stull, KS had two strange murders years ago, and is barely a town. It is unincorporated. There is an old church and cemetery where they say satanic rituals are performed, and a few houses, and a few other buildings. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eRegarding the real Stull and the old church – for reasons unknown to anyone including the land owner, someone tore down the old tiny brick church a few years ago. It is a pile of rubble. However, there is still a staircase underneath the ground, that leads down to no-where. They say that is a gateway to hell and you will feel a powerful pull if you start down the stairs, and lose all track of time (like weeks). And people who have camped near the cemetery have reported seriously bizarre stuff and sounds. There is nothing like the real Stull legends in the movie.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eRegarding the movie, the children/young adult actors in this movie dominate the film, and if it werenu0026#39;t for them, it would be pretty robotic and dull. Heche was not into this movie at all, it seemed like she felt obligated to be there. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eBottomline — itu0026#39;s definitely more bizarre than scary, so watch it if you are bored and you have seen every other scary flick with a higher rating.”