Six Tickets to Hell (1981) Seis pasajes al infierno | Region-Free (DVD)

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Rare Agentina film, once lost now found.   In English!

Source: VHS

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Title: Six Tickets to Hell (1981)

Genre: Horror / Supernatural

Plot Synopsis
Six survivors of a plane crash find refuge in an abandoned mansion, where bizarre phenomena begin to escalate—including levitating dinnerware—and the group’s desperation and paranoia spiral. As unsettling forces around them intensify, they must confront both external dread and the darkness within.

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Cast and Crew

• Director: Fernando Siro

• Writers: Enrique Torres Tudela

• Cast:

  • Hilda Bernard

  • María Aurelia Bisutti

  • Tom Castronuova

  • Elena Cruz

  • María José Demare

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IMDb Link: Seis pasajes al infierno (1981)

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Reviews from Letterboxd

1. ayiturzi – ★★★★★
   “This Argentine dud follows six-plane-crash survivors who take shelter in an abandoned mansion and then overreact to the levitating dinnerware. Six Tickets to Hell is clearly supposed to provoke introspection as it reminds us all that even if bad people can escape an earthly catastrophe, the dark lord will still claim them in the end. Unfortunately, the low production-value, phoned-in performances and visual effects (available at the neighborhood joke-shop) are just too much to overcome. Tedium here rules the day. If you were to actually buy a ticket to Hell, this movie might be the only one playing once you get there.”

2. Bob R. – ★☆☆☆☆
   “Unfortunately, the low production-value, phoned-in performances and visual effects (available at the neighborhood joke-shop) are just too much to overcome. This Argentine dud follows six-plane-crash survivors who take shelter in an abandoned mansion and then overreact to the levitating dinnerware. Six Tickets to Hell is clearly supposed to provoke introspection as it reminds us all that even if bad people can escape an earthly catastrophe, the dark lord will still claim them in the end. Unfortunately, the low production-value, phoned-in performances and visual effects (available at the neighborhood joke-shop) are just too much to overcome. Tedium here rules the day. If you were to actually buy a ticket to Hell, this movie might be the only one playing once you get there.”

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Meta Description:
Low-budget Argentine supernatural horror from 1981, where plane-crash survivors seek refuge in a haunted mansion and spiral into paranoia amid bizarre supernatural events