The year is 2016. The Earth has been scorched by an ecological disaster, with temperatures rising to unbearable levels. Water is scarce, food is dwindling, and society has collapsed into chaos. In this unforgiving wasteland, Marie (Hannah Herzsprung), her sister Leonie, and Phillip travel through the desolate landscape searching for safety—only to realize that desperate survivors can be even more dangerous than the deadly sun.

As they fight to stay alive, a new threat emerges: a mysterious group lures them into a terrifying trap, proving that in a world where resources are everything, humanity itself may be the biggest enemy.

A Terrifyingly Realistic Apocalypse – Unlike supernatural or alien-driven doomsday films, Hell presents a chillingly plausible scenario: what if global warming pushed Earth past the point of no return? The sun isn’t just hot—it’s lethal.

 A Brutal Fight for Survival – From scavenging for water to avoiding ruthless gangs, every moment is a test of endurance. The tension is relentless, making you feel the heat and desperation along with the characters.

Humans vs. Nature… and Each Other – More than just a disaster movie, Hell dives into the darkness of human nature. In a world with no rules, how far would you go to survive?

Is Hell Worth Watching?

If you enjoyed The Road (2009) or A Quiet Place (2018), this atmospheric thriller is for you. Hell is a masterclass in slow-burning suspense, where the sun isn’t the only thing that will leave you breathless.