The 2000 film Escape from Hell, directed by Danny Carrales, combines elements of horror and thriller. The story centers on a young doctor, Eric Robinson, who explores the concept of the afterlife and eventually finds himself in a dangerous situation that leads him to discover the reality of hell.

Dr. Eric Robinson is confronted with a patient who has survived clinical death. The patient’s experiences begin to chip away at Dr. Robinson’s convictions.

Together with the likable Dr. Holloway, they analyze other cases of near-death experiences.

Eric’s father enters the picture, hoping to reconcile with his son after many years. Eric, however, rejects him. Shortly thereafter, Eric’s father is found dead. This event strengthens Eric’s resolve to pursue a dubious but radical solution—an attempt to discover firsthand what happens to a person after death.

Drama / Horror / Thriller

USA, 2000, 76 min

Cast: Danny Carrales;

Crew: Dan Kruse, Emilie Jo Tisdale, Terry Jernigan, Paul Stober, Greg Provance, Lauren Edwards;

Parents Guide:

A scene depicting a person being tortured by a demon. An atheist’s jibes at the Christian faith and questioning of God’s goodness. People burning in hell. A person with various worms crawling under his skin. A drug overdose resulting in death.

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