Hellbreeder (2004)

Five years ago Alice saw her son murdered; now every day is consumed with the need to find his killer. In the sleepy town of Ludlow, the arrival of the mysterious stranger Alice suspects to... See full summary »

Directors:

James Eaves, Johannes Roberts

Writers:

James Eaves, Johannes Roberts

Stars:

Lyndie Uphill, Dominique Pinon, Darren Day

Cast

Cast overview:
Lyndie Uphill	...	Alice
Dominique Pinon	...	Detective Weiss
Darren Day	...	Sam
Tina Barnes	...	Polora
Jonathan Sidgwick	...	Ex-Husband
Ian Cullen	...	Father-in-Law
Carrie Cohen	...	Mother-in-law
Harold Gasnier	...	Evil Clown
Alisdair McKee	...	Brother
Petros Emanual	...	God
Azucena Duran	...	Isabella Ramoray
Canelle Hoppe	...	Mother #1 (as Canelle Hoppé)
Leona Walker	...	Mother #2
Paul Downey	...	Party Magician

Storyline

Five years ago Alice saw her son murdered; now every day is consumed with the need to find his killer. In the sleepy town of Ludlow, the arrival of the mysterious stranger Alice suspects to be the killer of her son coincides with a renewed spate of horrific child murders. Now a weary drunk detective must uncover the truth behind the killings before another child is killed; and Alice must face the unbelievable truth behind the death of her son before insanity, grief and guilt break her mind.

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Plot Keywords:

murder | insanity | child murder | revenge | gore | 

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Taglines:

This kid is ready to play

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Genres:

Horror | Mystery

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence/gore, sexuality and language

Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 March 2004 (USA)

Also Known As:

Labirinto do Inferno

Filming Locations:

Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cat'N'Cage Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Originally entitled "Alice", the film was re-titled Hellbreeder and drastically re-edited for commercial reasons. Six speaking parts were cut as well as an almost continuous voice over and several direct to camera addresses. The bookend police interviews were re-shoots.

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Connections

Edited from Alice (2002)

User Reviews

Pathetic limp lame-arsed feeble dire-rear

Unwatchable t*rd, unbearable, actually irritating, hateful crud, painfully dull, painfully feeble, had me hitting fast-forward, the director should be shot, but not before I get my £1.99 refund, Darren Day is the worst person alive - you have to see his retarded scene where he is covered in dirt getting sucked off in the back of a van, it is a atrocious, the whole thing is atrocious - Day even pulls out a script towards the end and starts flicking through it... my God - spooky clowns and dead kids, who gives a damn, give me a break, I'm taking the hammers to this, if I ever see the director(s) (it took two people to sh*t this out?) down a dark street, I'm going to set the dogs on them