Hallow Road

"How encouraging that whatever state our film industry is considered to be in, it can still find space for a crackingly good script..."

"The crux of the drama lies with the two parents, played with real feeling by Pike and Rhys... Pike, in particular, is terrific."

"A terrifying journey into the night, a bit of folk horror about parents losing their grip on their daughter."

"Palpably captures the psychological intensity of its nightmarish scenario while honoring and modernizing the ancient oral traditions tied to its specific brand of horror."

"Essentially a two-hander, the movie might have been merely a minimalist exercise -- albeit an impressive one -- in mounting dread."

"A contained creeper whose goofy horror is driven by raw parental terror."

"Unfortunately, the film never transcends its tone of ever-present and palpable danger to become a more satisfying character piece."

"Set almost entirely during an urgent car ride, “Hallow Road” begins as an intensely performed, deftly minimalist family thriller."