The Hole in the Ground (2019)

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On this week's Horror Obsessive podcast, Sean and JP discuss Evil Dead Rise director Lee Cronin's debut feature film, The Hole in the Ground, providing insight into the film's fascinating approach to both changeling and psychological horror. About a single mother worried her son is an imposter, The Hole in the Ground can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, which leads JP and Sean into a deep analysis of the film's profound and ambiguous ending.

However, beginning the podcast as they always do, Sean and JP discuss the movies they've been watching and the big articles worth taking a look at over on Horror Obsessive. Sean starts by saying he had a wild weekend because his review of Christian-horror film Nefarious caused massive outrage among the film's fans on the site and continues with how he's handling the fallout of vitriol-filled hate mail that has followed. JP goes into his reviews for The Pope's Exorcist and Renfield but says this week's release, The Tank, is a must-see. Sean also examines ongoing festival Panic Fest by highlighting the films he's seen, the coverage on the website, and how he was audibly shocked by moments in director Anto's Tenebra.

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