Overview
A hole new kind of hell.
Far away, in the desolate Serbian wilderness, a U.S.-led fracking crew uncover a dormant monster gestating inside a centuries-old French soldier. Now awakened and exposed in its most dangerously fragile state, it tears through the men on the grounds in search of a new womb.
Review
I will give Hell Hole some credit: some grisly exploding bodies and effective humor in spots elevated this movie, but still a sub-par offering from the Adams’ Family. On the flipside, there was little fracking, just a small hole in the ground and a plot that dragged on for way too long. In between, the dialogue was long-winded and stilted and the acting a bit rough. Not a bright spot for Shudder new releases.
Rating: ★★½ (out of 5)
