Six Tickets to Hell (1981)
Six people survive the crash of an airplane and find themselves in a mysterious Central American mansion and ghost town, where they encounter ghosts from their past. They are then judged for their sins by a demonic figure while the jury chants their (predictable) verdict.
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Instant Favorite.
A different way of telling a story
It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.
Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.
Six people survive the crash of an airplane and find themselves in a mysterious Central American mansion and ghost town, where they encounter ghosts from their past. They are then judged for their sins by a demonic figure while the jury chants their (predictable) verdict.Very much of its time; macho men wear their shirts open to their waist while the elaborately hair-sprayed women wear polyester pantsuits in what must be sweltering heat. Off to a bad start when what is obviously a toy airplane crashes in the jungle and then bursts into flame, but the rest of the film is competently done if predictable. It appears to be a joint Argentinean-Amercan effort, with actors speaking either English or Spanish and dubbed afterwards. Some great locations in what must be Argentina, including an abandoned train station and mostly empty town.