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Newest Review: ... be a family horror film along the lines of Gremlins and indeed the director responsible for that 80's classic, Joe Dante is ... more

 ... the director here but instead of giving us a film that combines some nice jump moments with a bit of family fun instead it all feels rather tame and all too "Disney". This version of the film carries a 12 certificate which I do think is appropriate, there's nothing too strong here that would offend or upset older children and they might enjoy the few and far between scares that appear here and there. Older viewers might find the film to be a bit flat in all honesty, the plot doesn't really go anywhere and I d...more

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Crowned ReviewThe Hole (3D Blu-ray): "What Are You So Afraid Of?" (1278 words)
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The Hole 2009 3D Blu Ray review **Plot Summary** Lucas and his older brother Dane have moved into a new home with their mother, whilst exploring their new surroundings they discover a padlocked trap door in the basement and eager to discover what it is covering they set about finding the keys so they can take a look. Once they finally manage to get the trap door opened they are surprised to see that the hole appears to be bottomless, they can see and hear nothing but feel as is if there's something wrong. Enlisting the help of their new neighbour, Julie, the trio attempt to discover what the hole is all about and more importantly ...  Read the complete review