Bell from Hell

After a tragic accident leaves a young man disfigured and tormented, he returns to his rural hometown harboring dark secrets. As eerie events unfold, the townspeople grow suspicious of his unsettling presence. A chilling tale of obsession and psychological horror blurs the line between reality and madness.

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  For those who think that Spanish exploitation consists only of Paul Naschy monster mashes or a Jess Franco mind meld, I give you A Bell from Hell, a slow-moving but nevertheless fascinating film about greed and dysfunctional families. … Moody, evocative, depressing, A Bell from Hell is not a fun experience, but there is a richness behind its melancholy as the film says a lot about family relationships.