Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- November 6, 2015 (11 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Rating
- NR
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
- Companies
- Altus Media (Five), Fantastic Films, Hyperion Media Group, Occupant Entertainment, The Electric Shadow Company
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Genres View all
Cast View all

Joseph MawleAdam Hitchens

Bojana NovakovićClare Hitchens

Michael McElhattonColm Donnelly

Michael SmileyGarda Davey

Gary LydonDoyle

Stuart GrahamContractor Paul Williams
Conor Craig StephensSinuous Hallow
Joss WyreSmall Hallow
Stephen CromwellJules
Luc WalshColm's Son
Padraig Mac CathmhaoilYouth Gang Member
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Crew View all

Corin HardyDirector & Screenplay
Felipe MarinoScreenplay
Tom de VilleStory
Will ClarkeExecutive Producer
Joe NeurauterProducer
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External reviews
‘The Hallow’: Sundance ReviewCorin Hardy, who is attached to direct Relativity's 'The Crow' reboot, whets genre fans' appetites with this gruesome monster movie.
'The Hallow': Out of the forest, a horror storyTwo years ago, some Irish citizens went ballistic over a proposal by their government to reduce the national debt by selling off some of the island nation's ...
Review: 'The Hallow' stirs evil spirits along with audiencesWriter-director Corin Hardy compares his feature debut, "The Hallow," to "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Straw Dogs," which is an astute self-assessment.
'The Hallow': ReviewDir. Corin Hardy. UK, 2015, 97 minutes
Sundance Film Review: ‘The Hallow’The directorial debut of visual artist Corin Hardy is a creature feature that's never less than arresting to the eye.

