Van Helsing
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HELL FEST
septembre 27, 2018
Bienvenue au Hell Fest. Dans ce train fantôme géant à ciel ouvert, on vient pour se faire peur. Décors angoissants, mises en scènes effrayantes, les visiteurs rivalisent d’invention pour se terroriser les uns les autres. Ca crie, ça hurle et ça se poignarde... pour de faux bien sûr ! Sauf qu’un tueur, bien réel lui, a décidé de faire du parc son terrain de chasse. Il prend pour cible un groupe d’amis venus fêter leurs retrouvailles... Comment convaincre les autorités qu’un serial killer sème la mort autour de lui quand la mort est l’attraction la plus festive du lieu ? Au Hell Fest, tout le monde vous entend crier, mais personne ne vous croira !
Réalisateurs
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Amy Forsyth
Natalie
Christian James
Quinn
Reign Edwards
Brooke
Roby Attal
Gavin
Bex Taylor-Klaus
Taylor
Matt Mercurio
Asher
Courtney Dietz
Britney
Cynthea Mercado
Jodi
Stephen Conroy
The Other
George Howard Adams
Gate Guard
Markus Silbiger
Bored Carny Kid
Michael Tourek
Security Guard
Tony Todd
The Barker
Aaron Gillespie
Stagehand
Cecil Elmore Jr.
Cop
Elle Graham
Little Girl
Rio Ahn
EMT (uncredited)
Athena Akers
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Kimberly Battista
Demonic Nun (uncredited)
Ashley Brasel
Hellfest Halloween Park Goer (uncredited)
Equipe
Production:
Gale Anne Hurd (Producer) — Ben Roberts (Executive Producer) — Tucker Tooley (Producer)
Scenario:
Seth M. Sherwood (Screenplay) — Blair Butler (Screenplay) — William Penick (Story) — Christopher Sey (Story) — Stephen Susco (Story) — Akela Cooper (Screenplay)
Musique:
Bear McCreary (Original Music Composer)
Photographie:
José David Montero (Director of Photography)
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Gimly
6
/10
I've seen a similar sort of thing done where it was the carnival-folk themselves who were murderers, and I have seen that thing done, a lot. So it was quite a nice surprise to see it just be a single dude who rocks up to somebody else's Halloween Horror Nights-type deal and start wreckin' the place. From the outset I thought I was going to hate all the character's interactions, and don't get me wrong, these kids won't be taking home Oscars any time soon, but I did actually find myself quite taken with them before the end.
Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go.
Wuchak
6
/10
Traditional slasher at a carnival
Three college-age couples go to a horror theme park near Cincinnati during the Halloween season, but the scary fun turns to actual horror when they discern that a real murderer is on the loose at the amusement park.
"Hell Fest" (2018) is a traditional slasher that takes advantage of the carnival setting, reminiscent of “The Funhouse” from 37 years earlier, as well as the long amusement park sequence in “Urban Legends: Final Cut.” While I like “The Funhouse” and think it’s superior to this, it was criticized for the (supposed) “Boring, long wait before anything of interest happens.” Maybe this explains why this flick cuts to the chase and gets the teens to the festival almost immediately.
This of course makes for a one-dimensional setting (the carnival at night), but I appreciate the colorful carnival sets and the story does become interesting when the protagonist witnesses the first slaying, which the others convince her is part of the act. Speaking of the protagonist, Amy Forsyth works well as the attractive main character, Natalie.
To be expected, there are some gory bits, but don’t anticipate nudity. The creators commendably sneered at that particular “staple.”
Tony Todd, known for the role of Mr. Bludworth in the “Final Destination” series, is featured in a notable bit part.
The film runs 1 hour, 28 minutes, and was shot just northwest of Atlanta at Six Flags White Water. Most of the decorations used were borrowed from the Six Flags’ Fright Fest decorations.
GRADE: B-
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