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Kevin Miller has just finished making a movie about hell, a subject that has haunted him since he was nine, when he became a Christian at summer camp. ?It?s a horrible place for a kid to be,? Miller said in an interview shortly after ?Hellbound?" was released last month. ?That fear has percolated underneath my faith for my entire life.?

Kevin Miller has just finished making a movie about hell, a subject that has haunted him since he was nine, when he became a Christian at summer camp. ?It?s a horrible place for a kid to be,? Miller said in an interview shortly after ?Hellbound?” was released last month. ?That fear has percolated underneath my faith for my entire life.?

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