Hokum
Hokum leaves one with a derivative and flawed haunted house movie salvaged only by McCarthy’s penchant for creeping under your skin.
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Hokum leaves one with a derivative and flawed haunted house movie salvaged only by McCarthy’s penchant for creeping under your skin.
Hokum is a delightful creaky-floorboard of a film, a horror movie that revels in an oddly... The post Hokum Review appeared first on .
Hokum is a horror film starring Adam Scott in a never-before-seen role. The actor will essay the role of 'Ohm', a troubled writer grappling with painful memories and regret. Howeve...
And yes, there are creepy bunnies. The post <em>Hokum</em> Is Much More Than a Haunted Hotel Movie appeared first on Reactor.
Hokum – Film Review Director – Damian McCarthy Writer – Damian McCarthy Stars – Adam Scott, Peter Coonan, David Wilmot In this film, we meet Ohm Bauman (Adam Scott), a successful A...
'Hokum' is this generation's 'The Babadook.' Deeply felt, deeply personal, and monstrously, unrelentingly scary.
Damian McCarthy made a name for himself with two DIY indie hits, Caveat and Oddity, both celebrated here on Dread Central. Now, he’s hitting […]
Writer-director Damien McCarthy delivers a surprise ending that, as the conclusion to an unofficial film trilogy, feels earned.
The real horror movie, writes Meg Elison, is the one you grew up in. Continue reading Review: Hokum at The Wild Hunt.
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