Lời Mời Đến Địa Ngục (2022)

A young woman is courted and swept off her feet, only to realize a gothic conspiracy is afoot.A young woman is courted and swept off her feet, only to realize a gothic conspiracy is afoot.A young woman is courted and swept off her feet, only to realize a gothic conspiracy is afoot.

Viktoria Monhor

• Maid #1
• (as Viktória Monhor)

Celina Schleicher

• Maid #3
• (as Celina-Betty Diana Schleicher)

Panka Muranyi

• Maid #4
• (as Anna Liza Murányi)

Featured review

An interesting start, but soon disappoints.

Evie traces back her family tree, and travels to England to meet her relatives, it isn’t long before she discovered her family’s dark secrets.
Wasted potential, that’s the first thought I had a jury this movie, it could and should have been a good watch, but ultimately it disappointed.
First off, this ridiculous portrayal of The Brits, how come Americans ways get it so wrong, Britain felt like a strange setting for this vampire story, but the first stumbling block, the setting. Clearly not Britain, actually Hungary, it looked totally foreign, Hungary itself may have been a better setting.
That house looks as English as an Eagle sat on top of The Capitol building.
I really did enjoy that initial setup, and the characters, but as the horror element is revealed it just falls apart, the mystery and intrigue vanishes, along with the enjoyment.
Too predictable, it offers nothing new, and almost every other vampire film I can think of offers a whole lot more. The only plus, some of the special effects looked decent.
4/10.

Wasted potential, that’s the first thought I had a jury this movie, it could and should have been a good watch, but ultimately it disappointed.

First off, this ridiculous portrayal of The Brits, how come Americans ways get it so wrong, Britain felt like a strange setting for this vampire story, but the first stumbling block, the setting. Clearly not Britain, actually Hungary, it looked totally foreign, Hungary itself may have been a better setting.

That house looks as English as an Eagle sat on top of The Capitol building.

I really did enjoy that initial setup, and the characters, but as the horror element is revealed it just falls apart, the mystery and intrigue vanishes, along with the enjoyment.

Too predictable, it offers nothing new, and almost every other vampire film I can think of offers a whole lot more. The only plus, some of the special effects looked decent.

4/10.

helpful•71

• Sleepin_Dragon
• Mar 3, 2023

21st Century Scream Queens

21st Century Scream Queens

See the gallery

Jenna Ortega, Florence Pugh, and more modern women killing the horror game.

Contribute to this page

Suggest an edit or add missing content