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               Behind this doorway lie the terrifying and unspeakable secrets of hell. No one 
who  
                 sees it lives to describe it. And you shall live in darkness for all eternity. 
              
In 1927, Louisiana's Seven Doors Hotel is the scene of a 
vicious murder as a lynch mob crucifies and pours quicklime upon an artist named 
Schweick, whom they believe to be a warlock. The artist's murder opens one of the seven 
doors of death, which exist throughout the world and allow the dead to cross 
into the world of the living. Several decades later, a young woman from New York inherits the hotel and plans 
to re-open it for business.  
            But her renovation work activates the hell-portal, 
and soon she and a local doctor find themselves having to deal with living dead, 
a ghost of a blind girl who seeks to get them to leave the house, a mystic tome 
called the Book of Eibon that supposedly contains the 
answers to the nightmare at hand, face-eating tarantulas, a young girl whose 
murdered parents become zombies and is herself possessed by undead spirits — and 
Schweick, who has returned as a malevolent, indestructible corpse, apparently in 
control of the supernatural forces. 
All hope is lost by the end, as the hero and heroine find themselves 
transported impossibly from a hospital stairway back to the hotel's basement. 
They enter a wasteland that Schweick was seen painting at the beginning of the 
film. After wandering around amidst fog and lifeless mummified bodies, the two 
go blind and fade into oblivion. 
              
              
            
   
  
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
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