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Hells Gate



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Patsy Kensit Movie:
Hells Gate



Movie
Hell's Gate
Hell
List Price: $14.98Label: Live / Artisan

Salesrank: 110701

Released: July 23, 2002
Our Price: $6.20
Used Price: $0.88
MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • Color
  • Dolby
  • DVD
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • Patsy Kensit
  • Patrick Muldoon
  • Damian Chapa
  • Amy Locane
  • Patrick Joseph Byrnes
  • Hell's Gate Reviews:
    There is no escape 5 Star Review
    2009-10-19 - Description: "When a beautiful mental patient finds out that her psychiatrist is going on vacation with his family, she scapes from the institution and goes on a murderous rampage to find him..."

    Starring: Patsy Kensit, Patrick Muldoon, Amy Locane

    Special Features: Spanish Subtitles/Subtitulos En Espanol
    Genre: Horror/Suspense
    Runtime: 92 mins.
    Rating: R
    Release Date: 2002
    Label: Artisan Entertainment
    Director: John Hough

    Sucks 1 Star Review
    2005-04-25 - On a scale of 1-5, 5 being the highest, the thriller
    "Hell's Gate" gets a solid "SUCKS!" Don't give it a
    second thought. The acting is s-o-o-o-o bad, Rodney
    Dangerfield would toss in his grave. A bomb...a total
    nosedive into oblivion. This one should go straight
    to &^%$!!!.

    I'm not normally this blunt and cruel with a review, but trust me, you will echo my sentiments once (if) you watch this abomination!

    PEPPERMINT PATSY SHE AIN'T 4 Star Review
    2004-01-17 - Move over Glenn Close, here comes Patsy. Kensit is riveting and dynamic in her role as the really wacked out "Agnes" in this unusually graphic and tense movie. From the opening sequence in which the young Kensit is tortured and almost raped by a looney who thinks he's Jack the Ripper, the movie descends into the sheer depths of madness. Kensit reminds me both of a young Donna Mills or even more eerily a young, blond Barbara Steele. At any rate, she is one vicious woman.
    Amy Locane doesn't have the experience to really inflect anything in her role as the wife; Patrick Muldoon does well, but at times seems lost in daydreaming; and yes, Patrick Byrne as the detective is pretty awful.
    There are some great suspenseful scenes and the ending has a delicious little twist.
    RECOMMENDED

    worth the rental cost just for the bad acting! 2 Star Review
    2003-05-08 - This movie is hilarious. Pity that it isn't supposed to be. The acting-especially the police chief-is so terrible at times that it almost makes up for the rest of the "plot".

    Just a bad movie overall.

    creepy movie with an awesome ending 4 Star Review
    2003-04-03 - This is about a woman named Agnus who believes to be a reincarnation of Jack the Ripper's mistress, helping him commiting crimes. In the present day, Agnus thinks her pychiatrist is the reincarnation of Jack. The film making is very stylish and moody, especially the visuals of England in the 1800's (I thought they made this scenery better than From Hell). Without giving anymore away, I recomend this movie to anyone interested in Horror or Artistic films.










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