The fifth and allegedly final installment in the franchise, Hell House LLC: Lineage is going big with a theatrical release announced by Iconic Events Releasing today. Terror Films Releasing has teamed with Iconic Events to bring Hell House LLC: Lineage to theatres this summer before premiering exclusively on Shudder in late October. The film is […]
The fifth and allegedly final installment in the franchise, Hell House LLC: Lineage is going big with a theatrical release announced by Iconic Events Releasing today.
Terror Films Releasing has teamed with Iconic Events to bring Hell House LLC: Lineage to theatres this summer before premiering exclusively on Shudder in late October.
The film is set to hit theaters sometime in August. Stay tuned for an exact date.
“We’re committed to supporting fresh, bold voices in horror. Stephen Cognetti and Hell House LLC: Lineage are a perfect example of the kind of stories that excite us. We’re eager for fans to experience it,” says Mark Rupp, CFO/COO and co-founder of Iconic Events Releasing.
This installment sees the return of several characters from Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor including the Carmichael siblings, Patrick, Catherine and Margaret. Also returning are Margot and Rebecca, who met their demise in the Carmichael Manor, and Alice Harper, the documentarian and journalist played by Searra Sawka.
Returning in the leading role is Elizabeth Vermilyea as Vanessa Shephard, the documentarian who died but was resurrected in Hell House LLC: Lake of Fire.
Written and Directed by Stephen Cognetti, the new movie takes a deep dive into the murders that have been occurring in the town of Abaddon for decades. Here’s the synopsis:
Haunted by visions and recurring nightmares years after a near-death experience, Vanessa Shepard finds herself living in the town of Abaddon, unable to break free from its unexplainable hold on her. When people around her suddenly and inexplicably begin to die, she soon uncovers her terrifying connection to the Abaddon Hotel, the Carmichael Manor and the mysterious murders that have been occurring for decades.
“This is by far the biggest Hell House of the series, so experiencing it in a theater is definitely the best way to consume the final chapter. For the story, scope and scares I wanted to write in Lineage, found footage was going to be too restrictive to make the film that I wanted to make. I set out to make a Hell House movie like you’ve never seen and I promise you won’t be disappointed in the change of format,” director Stephen Cognetti teases.
Yes, that means will be ditching the found footage format.
