How is this for a horror movie: A haunted house that is actually haunted?

Before watching, I initially had no high expectations for this one, as I thought this would be one of those cheap and crappy horror movies just judging from the poster, but this was better than I was expecting.

However, the film does fall into the horror cliches, with characters being typical stupid horror movie characters that hearing spooky noises at night is a great time to investigate it with low batterie lights. What is even more frustrating is that none of them turn on the switch lights, which work fine, and yet, for some reason, they don’t turn them on. The characters are an annoying aspect of the film, which hurt some of my enjoyment of the film.

Other than that, I thought the film did well in using the haunted house setting effectively, which uses the environment and all the usual horror attractions you would commonly see to its advantage.

Some scenes were genuinely creepy. As I said in another review, if a horror movie makes me look away from the screen because I am too scared, it is doing something right. I had that a couple of times during this.

Hell House LLC has genuinely creepy moments and is a decent horror flick.