To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story

To Hell and Back should prove to be a surprise for many horror fans, as well as individuals who may not be quite so familiar with Hodder's work.

This documentary is a strong outing in the world of horror documentaries and sets its director as one to watch. This is one film that should be seen, horror fan or not.

Suffice to say, To Hell And Back is a must-watch for horror fans, and Jason devotees in particular. But it's also a hugely moving, fascinating glimpse into the life of a very private, otherwise normal person with some great stories to tell.

To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story is an absolute must for any horror fan. It shows a side of Hodder rarely seen by fans, and it allows us to connect with him even more.

Luckily, the movie was quite good, and I'm glad it's finally being released so everyone else can enjoy it.

To Hell and Back shines a light on the peaks and valleys of both actors and stuntmen, while illuminating the character of Kane Hodder himself.

Inspiring, life-affirming, and beautifully crafted, ... [a] documentary that highlights the importance of horror as a genre, as a form of art, and as a means of catharsis.

interweaves Hodder's rise as a stuntman, stunt coordinator and genre actor with unexpected details from his real life - like the bullying he faced as a child, or the horrific physical and mental damage he sustained in an early fire stunt gone wrong.