A disturbed kid engineers his own Home Alone in the eerie allegory John And The Hole

Too weird for mainstream, not weird enough to be a cult classic.

Pascual Sisto's John and the Hole stars Charlie Shotwell, Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Ehle and Taissa Farmiga.

Charlie Shotwell plays an intense teen who traps his family in a forest bunker in Pascual Sisto's disturbing first feature 'John and the Hole,' also starring...

It toys with the extremities of human emotion, as a boy drugs his family and chucks them down the hole that constitutes a half-constructed bunker

Sundance: "Captain Fantastic" star Charlie Shotwell gives a disturbing performance as a kid who traps his family in a hole.

Charlie Shotwell delivers a sharp star turn in "John and the Hole," opposite Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Ehle and Taissa Farmiga.

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An uneasy blend of the bygone and the new, David Lowery’s adaptation of an Arthurian tale succeeds most when he is consumed by cinema’s capacity to mea...

Marketing materials for the new film “John and the Hole” call it “a coming-of-age fable.” And some critics say it’s a thriller. But the darkly comi...

A young boy becomes obsessed with experiencing adult freedoms in this icy first feature.

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It’s exciting, quietly volatile stuff that digs refreshingly deep into the fears of the coming-of-age genre.

“John and the Hole,” the painterly, understated and under-plotted directing debut of visual artist turned filmmaker Pascual Sisto, leaves the diagnosis o...

Charlie Shotwell, Jennifer Ehle, Taissa Farmiga, and Michael C. Hall star in a psychological thriller, directed by Pascual Sisto.

Pascual Sisto directs a chilling psychological thriller about a kid who keeps his family captive in a hole. Read our John and the Hole review.

Pascual Sisto's Jon and the Hole features a stellar performance from Charlie Shotwell but it's much less interesting and more familiar than it thinks it is.

This controversial Sundance feature plays like "The Little Prince" meets "Home Alone," directed by Michael Haneke

Remarkable new talent Pascual Sisto's feature debut offers an unsettling look at a kid with something missing where his conscience should be

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