The Hallow

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B P @Bradster69 Sep 17, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Richard L @KaneLives Sep 3, 2026 The Hallow starts off great, with a gorgeous location, lots of local legends to work with, quality acting, and some wonderful creature work. However, the film feels rudderless for most of its runtime - it's clearly building up to something, but even when the 'something' arrives it lacks any kind of catharsis, nor does it add any new energy or tension. For once, I'm at a loss on whether to blame the script or the direction - it's not like The Hallow is cliché per se, but 'unexciting' it certainly is. See more Gabriel S @Sanarel Aug 29, 2026 Corin Hardy's first full-length entry into horror, this before The Nun in The Conjuring universe, tried hard to deliver a hit folk-horror story but it flops mainly because of the characters and the weird pacing. The story basically flows too fast, over the course of pretty much one full day, and a lot of the beats feel forced into the storyline, mainly to keep the day flowing. We miss the slow rhythm that good folk horrors deliver, and the lack of lore also makes The Hallow underperform. The nice things about this flick is that it is original for what it is and, true to horror, punchy without small-talk. That, though, is not enough to make The Hallow more than a curious take to horror lovers and that is about it. See more J H @UpstateNYThriller Jul 22, 2026 6.5/10 Decent movie about curse on island. Red fire monster a bunch of girls go to move to the island with their aunts but there’s a bad storm. Younger sister has mental illness. There’s a curse of this creature. Rainy, eerie etc See more Chena J. @PandaNar Nov 16, 2025 A dark folklore hidden gem! I was engrossed the entire time, the effects and the creatures were fantastic. See more Jeremy M. @Jermanator Jul 14, 2025 Lots of folks downing this movie. If you love folk horror and b movies this, to me, is the epitome of that genre. Slow burn with lots of lore building and background, suspenseful with a kick at the end. Good tongue numbing moments, with some genuine scares. If you love the true folk tales and stories of the fair folk this is it. See more Read all reviews

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