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Louisiana 1927. As the thunder clashes and the cool summer mist fills the night air, tiny boats can be seen in the distance carrying groups of torch-bearing vigilantes towards the shoreline of the Seven Doors Hotel. When the mob arrives, they quickly make their way through the lobby and up the stairs to Room 36. As they storm in, fear and ignorance of the unknown force them to brand its occupant (Antoine Saint-John) a warlock. Brushing aside the warning of a supposed madman, the mob drags the poor man down into the basement where he is tortured with quicklime and crucified. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to them, their evil deeds have been performed over one of the seven gates of hell mentioned in the Book of Eibon.
Fast forward to 1981, Liza Merril (Catrionia McCall) has recently inherited an old hotel from a deceased uncle and decides to move in, hoping to change her life. As the renovation begins, strange and bizarre things start happening to the hired help. A painter falls from atop a scaffold when he sees a set of ghostly eyes peering out at him. Later while searching in the basement for the source of a massive leak, Joe "the Plumber" (Giovanni De Nava), pays the ultimate price when he inadvertently cracks open the doorway to hell.
As time goes by, Liza is befriended by a local doctor (David Warbeck) and they both struggle to understand the macabre events going on around them. Moments later, a mysterious blind girl (Sarah Keller), who seems strangely haunted by the past, appears on the scene to warn Liza of the danger, but is she too late??? Only later when John finds the Book of Eibon is the truth finally confirmed. (“Woe be unto him who opens one of the seven gateways to hell, because through that gateway evil will invade the world”). As the film draws to its frightful conclusion, all hell begins to break loose (literally) and John and Liza are left to do battle with hordes of zombies. Will they be able to escape THE BEYOND?????
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