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Movie Review: The Hole In The Ground

Writer-director Lee Cronin takes us on a dark, paranoia-filled journey in The Hole in the Ground, starring Seána Kerslake (TV’s “Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope). Kerslake stars as Sarah, a mother moving into a new home with her young son, Chris (James Quinn Markey). As Sarah makes her way to the new house she nearly hits an old woman in the road. As she passes she notices the woman’s haggard appearance but shakes off the experience, which is the first in a series of terrifying events. It’s not long after they move in that Chris runs off into the woods behind their home. As Sarah gives chase she stumbles upon a huge sinkhole. When she looks up she sees her son at the edge. When they return home the old woman stops her and tells her that the boy is not her son. This is where things begin to go poorly for the family. Sarah is in for the fight of

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Apr 27, 2019
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Watch The Trailer For ‘The Hole In The Ground’ – Already Being Hailed As The Scariest Film Of 2019

This year at Sundance, A24 unveiled its new film, The Hole in the Ground, which is already being called “one of the scariest film of 2019.” Director Lee Cronin makes his directorial debut with the supernatural thriller whose trailer has just arrived giving us a taste of what left audiences terrified at Sundance. In The Hole in the Ground, a single mother named Sarah (Seána Kerslake) moves to a secluded new home in a rural town with her young son Chris (James Quinn Markey). After Chris disappears in the night into the forest behind their house Sarah discovers an ominous, gaping sinkhole. When Chris returns Sarah notices disturbing behavioral changes and begins to worry that the boy who came back is not her son. Simone Kirby, James Cosmo, Steve Wall, Eoin Macken, and Kati Outinen round out the cast. The Hole in the Ground arrives on DIRECTV later this month followed by its theatrical debut on March 1, 2019. Just

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Jan 30, 2019
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Witness A Dark Entity In The Trailer For ‘Nails’

Writer-director Dennis Bartok’s supernatural thriller P.O.V., now retitled ‘Nails’, is set to have its world premiere at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival this February. The film, co-written by Tom Abrams, “follows the story of Dana Milgrom, a track coach who, having survived a near-death car accident, finds herself completely paralysed and trapped inside her own body. While recovering, she becomes convinced that an evil presence exists inside her hospital room and is intent on killing her – and she may not be the only target.” ‘Nails’ stars Shauna Macdonald as Dana. Steve Wall, Ross Noble, Leah McNamara, Charlotte Bradley, Dennis Bartk, Robert O’Mahoney, and Muireann D’Arcy co-star with Richard Foster-King playing the role of the dark entity, Nails. Brendan McCarthy and John McDonnell produced under their Fantastic Films banner alongside Herman Slagter and Jan Doense of House of Netherhorror. Here’s the first trailer for ‘Nails’, enjoy.

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Jan 31, 2017

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Movie Review: The Hole In The Ground

Writer-director Lee Cronin takes us on a dark, paranoia-filled journey in The Hole in the Ground, starring Seána Kerslake (TV’s “Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope). Kerslake stars as Sarah, a mother moving into a new home with her young son, Chris (James Quinn Markey). As Sarah makes her way to the new house she nearly hits an old woman in the road. As she passes she notices the woman’s haggard appearance but shakes off the experience, which is the first in a series of terrifying events. It’s not long after they move in that Chris runs off into the woods behind their home. As Sarah gives chase she stumbles upon a huge sinkhole. When she looks up she sees her son at the edge. When they return home the old woman stops her and tells her that the boy is not her son. This is where things begin to go poorly for the family. Sarah is in for the fight of

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Apr 27, 2019
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Watch The Trailer For ‘The Hole In The Ground’ – Already Being Hailed As The Scariest Film Of 2019

This year at Sundance, A24 unveiled its new film, The Hole in the Ground, which is already being called “one of the scariest film of 2019.” Director Lee Cronin makes his directorial debut with the supernatural thriller whose trailer has just arrived giving us a taste of what left audiences terrified at Sundance. In The Hole in the Ground, a single mother named Sarah (Seána Kerslake) moves to a secluded new home in a rural town with her young son Chris (James Quinn Markey). After Chris disappears in the night into the forest behind their house Sarah discovers an ominous, gaping sinkhole. When Chris returns Sarah notices disturbing behavioral changes and begins to worry that the boy who came back is not her son. Simone Kirby, James Cosmo, Steve Wall, Eoin Macken, and Kati Outinen round out the cast. The Hole in the Ground arrives on DIRECTV later this month followed by its theatrical debut on March 1, 2019. Just

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Jan 30, 2019
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Witness A Dark Entity In The Trailer For ‘Nails’

Writer-director Dennis Bartok’s supernatural thriller P.O.V., now retitled ‘Nails’, is set to have its world premiere at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival this February. The film, co-written by Tom Abrams, “follows the story of Dana Milgrom, a track coach who, having survived a near-death car accident, finds herself completely paralysed and trapped inside her own body. While recovering, she becomes convinced that an evil presence exists inside her hospital room and is intent on killing her – and she may not be the only target.” ‘Nails’ stars Shauna Macdonald as Dana. Steve Wall, Ross Noble, Leah McNamara, Charlotte Bradley, Dennis Bartk, Robert O’Mahoney, and Muireann D’Arcy co-star with Richard Foster-King playing the role of the dark entity, Nails. Brendan McCarthy and John McDonnell produced under their Fantastic Films banner alongside Herman Slagter and Jan Doense of House of Netherhorror. Here’s the first trailer for ‘Nails’, enjoy.

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Jan 31, 2017