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Watch The Hole Movie Online No Survey From legendary director Joe Dante comes a 3D thriller that explores the fears and secrets buried deep within the human mind. Life couldn't possibly get worse, or so thought 14 year old Dane and his 10 year old brother Lucas, when their single mother Susan uproots them from New York City to the sleepy little town of Bensonville. For Dane the only exciting thing about their new town is the beautiful girl next door, Julie. With Susan spending more and more time at work, Dane and Lucas are left unattended to explore the depths of their eerie new residence. But then everything changes when they find a sinister black hole under a locked trap door in the basement. Hoping for some answers about the house's past, Dane and Lucas bring Julie in on their new discovery. When the hole is exposed, evil is unleashed. With strange shadows lurking around every corner and past nightmares coming to life, the trio will have to come face to face with their darkest fears to put an end to The Hole. -- (C) Official Site Release Date The Hole Sep 28, 2012 Limited
Actors For The Hole
Chris Massoglia,Haley Bennett,Nathan Gamble,Teri Polo,Bruce Dern,John De Santis,Quinn Lord,Jonathan Bruce,Mark Pawson,Peter Shinkoda,Doug Chapman,Merritt Patterson,Ali Cobrin,Chelsea Ricketts,Chord Overstreet,Wade Williams,Mary Mouser
Genres The Hole : Kids & Family,Mystery & Suspense,Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Review For The Hole
No one understands that giddy rush of sugar buzz cinema better than director Joe Dante. Mark Olsen-Los Angeles Times It's good to welcome back one of the undisputed masters of modern genre cinema -- and adventurous kids will love it. Tom Huddleston-Time Out Cool it may be, but scary (or even mildly shudder-inducing) it ain't. Derek Elley-Variety Sadly, the picture is just too mild for its own good. Jeremy Wheeler-TV Guide's Movie Guide Curb your expectations and know you're going into a film about how curious children overcome their fears, not how malevolent darkness torments a group of unsuspecting "victims." Matt Donato-We Got This Covered A refreshing example of how to make a film for a specific demographic the right way. ... Smart, scary and fun as hell. William Bibbiani-CraveOnline Entertaining, with a welcome sense of mischief, The Hole plays to Dante's strengths, returning him to a suburban battleground where young characters face off against an unstoppable, often knee-high malevolent force. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com Catch THE HOLE in 3-D if you can, but watch it with your kids during this approaching Halloween. You might remember a time when horror was fun and creepy and less violent and exploitative. Jonathan W. Hickman-Daily Film Fix Now that it's finally here, it proves a sight better than its direct-to-video credentials suggest. Rob Vaux-Mania.com All the elements are here, they just don't add up to a satisfying whole. Nathan Rabin-AV Club If you enjoyed recent scary-but-kid-safe thrillers like Don't Be Afraid of the Dark or Super 8 - albeit toned down for pre-teens - then The Hole is definitely worth a peek. Staci Layne Wilson-Horror.com A fun kids horror film that may be a minor work for Dante, but still very satisfying. Thomas Caldwell-Cinema Autopsy Will be instantly recognizable to anyone who grew up watching movies in the 1980s! James O'Ehley-Sci-Fi Movie Page This is scary, thrilling stuff, especially considering there's very little actual violence or gore. -Film4 The return of director Joe Dante would be more welcome if his children's horror-thriller weren't so tepid. Derek Malcolm-This is London Director Dante knows a thing or two about making teen thrillers, and this film gets the atmosphere just right without indulging in cheap movie gimmicks. Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall Scarier than any of this year's 18-rated horror crop. Robbie Collin-News of the World Scary fun for young teens. Allan Hunter-Daily Express With the 1980s increasingly looking like a golden age for live-action family blockbusters, Joe Dante, the decade's most subversive practitioner of the form, makes a welcome return... Alistair Harkness-Scotsman Dante delivers some terrific spine-tingling chills on the way towards a disappointingly overblown climax. Marc Lee-Daily Telegraph It's the kind of knockabout, kid's-eye-view comedy-horror that hasn't been made for a while, with some nasty, frightening touches, but expertly encased in a distinctive family-movie aesthetic. Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]