Critic Reviews

Bloody Hell is possibly the best combination of horror and comedy I’ve ever seen.

Bloody Hell inexplicably combines two elements that shouldn't work and yet do: high-octane action with a creepy, sadistic family of murderers.

The pic musters just enough dark-comic energy to recall early Sam Raimi — albeit without the frenzied camerawork that helped make Evil Dead a classic.

It's delightfully frightful fun, a fine addition to the venerable and febrile tradition of Australian comedy-horror.

The film’s manic blend of gore and relentlessly cheeky comedy eventually leads to diminished returns.

Everyone involved with Bloody Hell is doing their jobs with creativity and gusto, even if it’s hard to discern any larger point.

It’s a buffet of only sour dishes, a rank fete of foulness.