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Jeffrey’s Hell Premiere at PUFF
Jeffrey’s Hell will be making it’s Philadelphia premiere at the Philadelphia Unnamed Footage fest which runs September 26-29th and…
Official Selection and Screening at DEFY Film Festival
The IFKY crew will return once again to the Defy Film Festival in Nashville, August 16-17 2024 for the…
Conversations in the Void with special guest Aaron Irons
Famous “Missing Person” and director of Jeffrey’s Hell, Aaron Irons, joined the “They Mostly Pod Out at Night…Mostly” Podcast…
Jeffrey’s Hell Selected at Ohio Terror Con
Ohio Terror Con announced their Official Selections for this year’s convention and horror film festival and Jeffrey’s Hell has…
Interview with Footage Foreplay Podcast
Writer/director Aaron Irons sat down with the boys from the Unnamed Footage Festival on their new podcast, Footage Foreplay…
Panic Fest Review – Creepy Kingdom
Welcome to Hell! Playing at Panic Fest 2024, director Aaron Irons goes spelunking into the depths of horror with…
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CHEST (2023)
While filming a documentary series about Appalachian folklore and mythology, a crew of amateur filmmakers uncover the legend of a mysterious box hidden away deep in a wilderness area known as “Jeffrey’s Hell” in the Appalachian mountains of East Tennessee. As the mystery unfolds they soon discover that some secrets are best locked away and forgotten. Based on actual events.
Runtime: 1hr 35min
Jeffrey’s Hell (2024)
In 2023, filmmaker Aaron Irons went missing in a cave in the wilderness area known as Jeffrey’s Hell. This documentary explores the truth behind what really happened to Aaron and the events leading up to and after his disappearance.
Runtime: 1hr 18min
Release 12/13/2024
Jeffrey’s Hell explores the way unrealized aspirations and memories of the past can haunt us via a dark descent into a mysterious cave where he sees the fabric of his reality begin to come apart at the seams.
John Squires
Fans of woodsy horror flicks will find a lot to like about CHEST, including a rampaging climax that reads like Southern-fried Sam Raimi.
The lingering effects of [Jeffrey’s Hell] are profound, and I highly recommend it as an intellectual alternative to the same-old found footage cinema.
Jamie Marino
Jeffrey’s Hell is a uniquely creative, well-written story that weaves together real Appalachian folklore, fiction, and thought-provoking commentary.
Michelle Swope