Hokum (2026) - Drive Home From The Drive-in Review

Hokum (2026) - Drive Home From The Drive-in Review

Author: Kimberley Elizabeth & Jonathan Dehaan May 3, 2026 Duration: 35:57

Damian McCarthy (Oddity) is back with another terrifying folklore-y fright with Hokum, a film that follows American author and outright asshole Ohm Bauman (Adam Scott) as he travels to a quiet inn in Ireland where his late parents spent their honeymoon in order to spread their ashes. Oh yeah, and the honeymoon suite is haunted by a witch.

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Note: Drive Home from the Drive-in reviews are FULL SPOILERS (with a quick 15-or-so minute spoiler free review at the top of the show). Want to know whether to watch or pass without the spoil?

Verdict: GO SEE IT. We're already calling it the scariest movie of the year, and the combination of the soundscapes and the excellent use of pitch black darkness (that definitely has a witch in it), make it a must-see on the big screen. Also, audiences will react to this one, it's got a lot of great jumps!


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