I'm not even sure how to "comment" on this. It's not a horror movie; more of a documentary about a horrific tragedy. Someone took something really bizarre, horrible, and unexplained and glamorized it for a Hollywood production. The incredible work done in _Hell House LLC_ is good enough and effective enough that it actually does leave you wondering, _"Is this a documentary about a tragic event? Or is it a Hollywood production made to look like a documentary about a tragic event?"_ Because of the way the film is presented - from the very beginning - I can't consider this one to actually fall under the "horror movie" genre. It does, however, had a definite creepy factor to it, so in that regard it was worth watching. Much like _The Blair Witch Project_ and _REC_ , this one definitely (because it's a 'found footage' movie) has some lighting issues. Okay, they're not "issues"; it's designed to look this way and it's a personal dislike of mine.

**I would definitely caution anyone suffering from epilepsy or other light-induced disorders to use extreme prudence when deciding whether to watch this or not. Because it's based on a "haunted house" attraction, it naturally involves numerous scenes with strobe and/or other pulsing lighting effects. They are common throughout.**

I would stop short of calling this a true "horror movie" but it's definitely a good "scary movie" and worth the 90 minutes it takes to enjoy it from start to finish.