With its rituals and exorcisms, Hellhole initially seems to be purely a variation of a possession film, but as the movie progresses it takes a turn into occult and secret cult cinema. [Full review in Spanish]

Viewers willing to put up with cannibalism, slashed throats, suffocation, and general murderous mayhem will appreciate the craftsmanship, decent special effects, and perfect Halloween vibe.

Hellhole is a monastic nightmare that leans on traditional jump scares throughout before paying off with an artful ending that makes its tight hour and 30-minute runtime hit its full potential.

The first two acts are a mixed bag of clichés and obvious character turns. The atmosphere captured and wild turn of events in the final act make it worth a watch, but it does feel like a missed opportunity.