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For genre fans in the mood to watch some darkly funny mayhem, Bloody Hell lives up to its title in all the best ways. Read critic reviews
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A man with a mysterious past flees the country to escape his own personal hell, only to arrive somewhere much, much worse.
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Rating: R (Bloody Violence|Language Throughout|Gore)
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Genre: Horror, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Alister Grierson
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Producer: Joshua Paul, Brett Thornquest
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Writer: Robert Benjamin
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $26.6K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: The Horror Collective
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Production Co: Eclectik Vision, Heart Sleeve Productions
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Audience Reviews for Bloody Hell
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Isn't it fantastic when you discover a hidden gem of a movie that seemingly comes out of nowhere? Well that was Bloody Hell for me -- an excellent comedy-horror genre mashup that somehow ended up on my watchlist from who-knows-where. Great script? Check. Great directing? Check. Great acting? Double check! Ben O'toole carries the over-the-top movie mayhem like Atlas carrying the world. He plays both Rex and his conscience (who he sees and talks to) with charisma and flair. He balances humor and horror deftly and demonstrates his physicality for a good chunk of the movie as he hangs by his arms from chains where his "feet" (wasn't sure what word to use here ;-) barely touch the floor. I'm sure in real life he was actually standing on something, but that had to be a big effort to film. It's rare a thing these days when a movie can surprise me and boy does it do that with some WTF moments that I did not see coming. I have a few gripes but they're fairly minor. It takes far too long to explain what gets him in trouble with his role in the bank robbery, and there are some tonal inconsistencies which frankly is not surprising given how many things they're trying to go for here. But overall this is a very fun horror-comedy romp that I'll definitely be re-watching.
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