In the frozen darkness of an Alaskan winter, a mother and son turn their home into a house of nightmares — luring victims into a twisted web of abuse and cannibalism. Based on the terrifying true story of Russian serial killer Alexander Spesivtsev.
In Hell there are no tears. In hell everybody feels pain but nobody is afraid of death, because in hell the dead don't die. They just suffer. As pain settles within, a creeping bliss takes over and the last thing you remember is the very same thing that reminds you that nightmares are not a curse but a neverending loop.
@burgif The subtitles matching this film are available to download from opensubtitles dot org. @BeaverEater69 Many people, myself included as a native Englishman like to have subtitles, especially in modern films because the actors often don't speak clearly, amongst other reasons, like the way the soundtrack is mixed. One second the actor might be whispering and the next there are huge explosions for example. We can't all have the sound volume set at max the whole time.
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In Hell there are no tears. In hell everybody feels pain but nobody is afraid of death, because in hell the dead don't die. They just suffer. As pain settles within, a creeping bliss takes over and the last thing you remember is the very same thing that reminds you that nightmares are not a curse but a neverending loop.