Back from Hell (film)

Steve Miller felt that the films premise of an actor who inspires homicidal rage in anyone who sees his eyes was interesting but that the execution overall was poor.^[4] Edmond Grant of The Motion Picture Guide described the film as an "adolescent approach to horror" and criticised Jaissle for his use of gore and blood as opposed to well crafted tension and scares as well as his usage of profanity instead of original dialogue. He also stated that the film was unintentionally humorous for the first half hour.^[5] Joseph Ziemba of Birth.Movies.Death described the film as if Lucio Fulci's teenage cousin remade The Evil Dead for the price of an Orange Julius in rural Michigan.^[6] A reviewer for Bleeding Skull noted that the movie was a "rational presentation of an irrational series of events" and that while the film did not offer much that it was new, they felt that "The joy of experiencing Back from Hell is 10,000 miles above the non-joy to be had from sitting through static stuff like The Dreaded."^[7]

Jaissle has expressed mixed feelings about Back from Hell, as he views it as "better than it probably should have for a movie shot on film in about a week by a group of teenagers with no money" but that when he watches it he predominantly sees his early mistakes.^[3]

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