‘Hokum’ Reveals Official Poster for Damian McCarthy’s New Horror Film Starring Adam Scott
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A new look has arrived for one of the more anticipated horror titles on the festival circuit.
Hokum, the latest film from director Damian McCarthy, has unveiled its official poster, offering a glimpse into the film’s dark, atmospheric tone ahead of its wider rollout.
The film stars Adam Scott as a novelist who retreats to a remote inn to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to find himself pulled into a disturbing mystery tied to the location’s past. What begins as a quiet, isolated escape quickly spirals into something far more unsettling.
McCarthy, known for his work in slow-burn horror and tension-driven storytelling, appears to be leaning further into psychological dread with Hokum, building a narrative centered on grief, isolation, and the unknown. The poster reflects that tone, emphasizing mood over spectacle and suggesting a film that prioritizes unease over outright chaos.
The project has already generated early attention following its festival presence, positioning it as a film to watch within the current wave of character-driven horror. With Adam Scott stepping into a darker leading role, Hokum adds another layer of intrigue, pairing a familiar face with a more grounded and unsettling premise.
As horror continues to balance between large-scale spectacle and intimate storytelling, Hokum looks to fall firmly in the latter category—focusing on atmosphere, performance, and slow-building tension.
Further release details are expected as the film continues its festival run.





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