The final entry of the horror series

“Hell House LLC” It is a small horror privilege that can-series of low budget films that found viral attention. Stephen Cognetti movies enjoy a real DIY spirit, and while it can be harsh around the edges – broken dialogue, clumsy shows, and very bad VFX – there is a real charm that can be found inside. The series was launched with “Hell House LLC”, which is the dust that was found where a group of professional betting is reshaping an old hotel to a hallway home for Halloween-only to discover the place truly Haunted.

the “Halloween Hacon, which turned out to be truly haunted” subgenre He is one of the favorites. I am a lollipop for all Turks Halloween, and I find myself reviewing the first “Hell House LLC” in every Halloween season to participate in his frightening feelings. Cognetti (and perhaps He should You have) stop there. Instead, it turned “Hell House” into a full privilege with increasingly complex myths and some decreasing returns.

Continue, “Hello House Llc II: The Abaddon Hotel”, but it seems missing, which made the first movie stand out. The third input, “Hell House Llc III: Lake of Fire”, is a great disappointment, as it is mainly operated as a TV show belonging to the viewer of the first two films. However, the fourth entrance surprised me, “Hell House Llc Origins: The Carmichael Manor” Return to the form I managed to evoke some effective moments. Now, Cognetti has returned with the fifth and supposed movie, “Hello House Llc: Lineage”. This time, the director tries a different thing: while all previous films have documentary format/Fu, “Lineage” no. It is also the first movie in the epic to get a theatrical release. Although I commend my Conte to reach this extent and try something new, it seems that the “lineage” indicates that “Houl House Llc” is more confused than it should be.

The first three films focused on the haunted abaddon hotel, located in the city of Abaddon, New York. The Fort Filth presented a new haunted site: The Carmichael Manor, who was mysteriously linked to the Abaddon Hotel (there was also a talk about a tragic accident in a nearby exhibition). “Lineage” tries to connect all these threads together and explain how and why they communicate. But here the problem lies: “Hello House LLC” was more effective when we had no explanation behind them. By going into details such as Why The place is haunted, the story loses its strength.

An example of this: The most dangerous most effective movie came through a group of three clown models prepared on the hotel’s basement. Certainly, it becomes clear that these dolls that have no life are alive and move on their own. But in this first movie, Conte did not appear wisely that clowns move – their movement always spoke outside the screen. Their heads may be turned in one direction when the camera indicates them, only to turn in a completely different way when the camera retracts. He was scary in his simplicity.

However, as the concession continues, Conte continued to return the clowns – and began Show They move. It has reached the point where we see one of the clowns wandering and colliding with people who collide straight like Slasher in “Lineage”. Certainly, I think so Be able to Be frightening – the clown from “IT” and the clown art of the “Terifyer” series has become iconic for some reason. But it was more effective and unforgettable when it was the movement implicit In the first movie “Hello House LLC”.

At “House Llc: Lineage”, Vanessa Shepherd (Elizabeth Vermelia), a character who survived the events of the third movie, leaves a shock and haunted wandering around Abadon. The ABADDON Hotel has long been, but cursed, along with the bloody events that occurred in Carmichael Manor, caused a kind of trauma at the city level.

Vanessa is a little bit of the hero of the weak novel. The crust was shocked at the point you want to leave on its own. In an attempt to push things forward, Cognetti Alicia (Searra Sawka), which collected all the pieces about the supernatural events of previous films. Alicia ultimately turns into the local priest David (Mike Soton), hoping to stop evil once and forever.

Cognetti creates a rich autumn atmosphere here that made me in the spirit of Halloween even though it is currently in August, but “lineage” suffers from the speed of inactivity. I do not try to point out that the film is needed to reveal very quickly, but the multiple scenes have suffocating quality and their lack of identity lacking the energy that is needed. Watching “lineage” makes a little work. Perhaps this was not noticeable if the film maintained the approach of the shots in previous entries.

However, if you are holding the “House House Llc” privilege at this long time, you may be interested in the answers provided by “Lineage”. Whatever defects in its design, Cognetti deserves credit to try to expand such a simple idea with a modest budget. There are some moments here – mostly these dreaded clowns – which require the amount of the right awe.

But it seems that “House House Llc: Lineage” exaggerates the amount of interest we have invested in this series. The characters have never been a major selling point, so I could only think that the director could have provided a more interesting person instead of returning Vanessa, which takes a long time so as not to start.

All the marketing materials for “Lineage” announces that it is the final movie in the series, and this is for the better. “Hell House LLC” films deserve a review if you are a horror lover, and the first movie makes a fun show in the Halloween season. But it is time to put these creeping clowns on the bed.

/Film classification: 5 out of 10

“Hell House Llc: Lineage” opens in theaters on August 20, 2025 before heading to Shudder in October.