Hell

A faustian tale about a drug addict who accidentally opens the gates of hell and ends up summoning the devil.

Cast

Andre Vanpoelvoorde

as Crash

Bartholemew Powers

as Satan

Neal Jones

as Nasty Neal

Troy Jones

as Terrible Troy

Lloyd Kaufman

as Frankenstien

Clay Waits

as Mankind

Kevin Gill

as Ring Announcer

DJ Clay

as D.J. Clay

John Howard

as Fuad Ramses

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