The Hole in the Ground

Synopsis

The Hole in the Ground follows a single mother, played by Seána Kerslake, who discovers unsettling changes in her son after they move to a remote rural home near a mysterious sinkhole. As she becomes increasingly paranoid, she questions if the boy truly is her son. Saturated with eerie tension and psychological horror, the film delves into themes of motherhood, identity, and the terror of the unknown. With gripping suspense and a chilling atmosphere, The Hole in the Ground is a haunting journey that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Seána Kerslake

  Sarah O'Neill

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  James Quinn Markey

  Chris O'Neill

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  Simone Kirby

  Louise Caul

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  Steve Wall

  Rob Caul

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  Eoin Macken

  Jay Caul

• Sarah Hanly

  Lil Jones

Reviews

The Hole in the Ground has received mixed reviews from critics, garnering praise for its atmospheric tension and strong performances while also facing criticism for its familiar plot elements. Rotten Tomatoes commended the film for its 83% fresh rating, with critics praising the eerie atmosphere and Seána Kerslake's compelling lead performance. IMDb users rated the movie 5.6/10, citing the effective scares and cinematography as standout features. Metacritic gave The Hole in the Ground a score of 63/100, indicating generally favorable reviews that highlighted the film's psychological depth and visual style. While some found the plot to be predictable, the overall consensus is that the movie offers a refreshing take on the horror genre.