Project Detail

Parkside Hell House

Synopsis

Kelly, a beautiful 19-year-old blonde American rock chick arrives in London ostensibly to join a band. However, when she arrives, Kelly is horrified to discover that the band she was meant to go on tour with have disappeared - leaving her stranded and alone in a strange city. Desperate, she rents an attic flat in Hampstead from Harry, a strange, seedy but jovial landlord who tells her that she can be his guest, but the price is steeper than she thinks as the flat for all intents and purposes is a gateway to Hell.

Details

Year: 2008
Type of project: Features
Running time: 84mins
Format: DVD, HD Cam SR
Director: James White
Producer: C L Murray
Editor: Matthew Jessee, Jakob Halldorsson
Screenwriter: James White
Director of Photography: Ricardo Noguiera
Sound: Alex Joseph, Richard Kondal
Composer: Neel Dhorijawalla
Principal cast: Tiffany Mulheron, Jeremy Stephens, Melissa Leigh, Jason Ebelthite, Rebecca Pitkin

Genre

Horror Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Hard House Pictures Ltd

2 Percy Street
London W1P 9FA
UK

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