Glenn Weldon

Great to have you.

So, in Hocum, Adam Scott is a misanthropic writer who takes his parents' ashes to the lonely Irish inn where they honeymooned many years ago.

The place is kind of shabby, but you can't say it isn't steeped in atmosphere.

Between the surly staff and a local eccentric, there's even the legend of a local witch who haunts the honeymoon suite his parents stayed in.

Said suite has been locked for years, and it would be a very, very

bad idea for anyone to get any ideas about going in there especially once the inn closes for the season you perhaps see where this is going hokum is in theaters now jordan kick us off what's going on what do you think really really solid spooky movie this i really hope people if they get the chance if it's around them that they see this one in theaters obviously horror is event cinema it's it's always kind of best experience in a theater hopefully with people who you can get scared around

Absolutely.

And Jordan, I want to pick up on something you just said, like see this in a theater because if you see this thing at home with a glare on the screen, you will not see this movie.

This movie is steeped in darkness, very physical darkness.

You need to see this in a darkened theater.

Absolutely.

Okay.

Monica, what'd you make of it?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm just going to echo what you all said.

Like, I dug this.

I'm getting into folk horror lately, and this, boy, that scratches that itch.

Oh, yeah.

Like, give me a witch in the woods.

Give me a creepy hotel.