Hell is Empty Free Audiobook Download by Craig Johnson

If you're looking for a scare, you may want to avoid listening to Johnnie To's "Hell is Empty." This frightening film, which is loosely based on Dante Alighieri's Inferno and tells the story of a man cursed by alchemy, features some of the most haunting images in recent horror cinema. However, despite its sometimes off-putting subject matter and the thought-provoking questions it asks about the nature of sin and redemption, it's easy to see why this film has become an influential cult classic.

[Alma] is a devout Mormon woman who believes the Mormons are "the true chosen people." She decides to leave her husband and family in order to join her brother on a mission, but when she arrives at the city of Paris, she discovers that man is already there.

The special agent in the FBI's supernatural unit, Robert Langdon, wakes up in a hospital room after an accident. With no memory of what happened, he must work with Dr. Sienna Brooks, a Harvard professor and scientist, to solve a series of murders that lead them to Dante's Inferno.

John Prather, a deputy with the US Marshal Service, takes on the case of a murderer who seems to have escaped eternal damnation.

Jake Spoon is found charred and dead on the side of a deserted road. He leaves behind his elderly grandfather, a steady job, and his pregnant wife. With no way of knowing how he left his life, there's only one person who can help - prodigal son Henry Standing Bear. Together they find that the Devil has taken Jake's soul to Hell, where he's been tasked with keeping an eye on God.

"You have the blood of my wife on your hands." "The blood of your wife?" "Yes," replied the stranger. "And we want you to know that she is dead and gone from this world, because it was you who killed her." The main character, Walt Longmire, has spent his life in self-imposed exile for a murder he couldn't remember committing. With Alzheimer's disease worsening and no hope for recovery, he returns to Absolution Gap in Wyoming to put things right one last time.