I don't really like criticising films I don't enjoy, but there's no denying that HERE COMES HELL (2019) is a very poor film, an attempt at a comedy horror told on a micro budget. It's a British indie set in the 1930s which sees a group of friends heading to a country house for a knees-up, only to run into supernatural trouble when a seance goes bad and demons arrive on the scene. What we have here is an EVIL DEAD clone openly ripping off lines and scenes from the first two movies in the Raimi series. It's entirely cheap and badly acted throughout, with excruciatingly plummy voices, and the black and white digital photography adds nothing either. There's plenty of gore for those into that kind of thing, but don't expect decent FX on a budget this low. I found it all very silly and a definite miss rather than a hit, despite the undoubted enthusiasm of the filmmakers, and I'm glad I saw it for free on Film4 instead of forking out for it.
