If you still insist on watching it, then I implore you to keep reading. So please, exercise some viewerly discretion and heed my warning: stay well away from Gehenna: Where Death Lives.
Should you find yourself in the latter scenario, then there are very few people in this world who will be able to understand your pain. Afraid that, no matter what you do, no matter how hard you try to save them, your children will inevitably succumb to the same miserable destiny.Ĥ) Suffer from the infamous ‘’locked in syndrome’’, with a looping series of infomercials playing on the TV in front of you.ĥ) Work as a Sonderkommando in a Nazi Death camp, an occupation so harrowing that you sometimes envy the very bodies that you cart off to the furnace. Every day you come home weary, beaten and afraid. Gehenna: Where Death Lives doesn’t have much going for it, but it does boast one of the most fitting taglines in cinema history: ‘’Some fates are much worse than death’… Indeed.ġ) Awaken underground, unable to see or breathe, prematurely entombed within a small wooden coffin.Ģ) Contract a debilitating wasting disease and slowly wither away as your loved ones watch-on in bewildered horror.ģ) Be condemned to a lifetime of gruelling labour, at the mercy of an illegitimate dictator who threatens to punish your family for any perceived slack. As you would expect, paranormal shenanigans ensue.
Theorising that this underground complex (a remnant of the former Japanese occupation) might cause some structural problems for the coming resort, the gang foolishly opt to investigate further. They are about to sign-off on the idyllic location, when they inadvertently stumble across a derelict WW2 Bunker.
In spite of this resistance, the team eventually discovers the perfect spot: remote tranquil and situated right next to a gorgeous beach. These efforts are exacerbated somewhat by the incensed locals, who take objection to how the group are disrespectfully traipsing all over the island’s cultural heritage. Starring Doug Jones, Lance Henriksen, Patrick Gorman, Simon Phillips, Sean Sprawling, and Eva Swan.Ī scouting party are exploring the picturesque island of Saipan, with the intention of tracking down the ideal place for a new resort.
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