Minimalist, two-hander, nearly single-location horror-thrillers that unfold in real time can - and should - take any number of formal and narrative liberties, but it's crucial that they use them ...

XYZ Films confirmed SXSW standout Hallow Road with Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys will have a US theatrical release this fall ...

Stephen Knight’s 2013 thriller Locke gave us Tom Hardy, a car, a mobile phone and the not (on paper), wildly exciting prospect of a cement pour and generated from those sparse ingredients enough ...

It’s 2am when Maddie (Rosamund Pike) and her husband Frank (Matthew Rhys) receive a distressing phone call from their teenage ...

Pike does her best as an anxious mum racing to help her daughter, but it’s hard to take this disappointing nail-biter ...

Those of you who are or have ever been the parent of a young, college-age adult will probably watch the excellent first 40 or so minutes of Hallow Road and think: what on earth would I do?

“Though only because I know this is going in print.” Hallow Road is a masterclass in tension. What begins as a neat thriller gradually gives way to something murkier and more ...

The presence of Rosamund Pike in a thriller is rarely a bad sign: from Gone Girl to Saltburn, the star has featured in a number of twisty tales, and her latest film Hallow Road can now be added to ...

Driving alone at night through a forest she has hit a person who appeared suddenly in the road. Maddie, a trained paramedic, talks Alice through performing CPR. But she is unable to resuscitate ...

The highly anticipated SXSW Film Festival psychological thriller Hallow Road, directed by Babak Anvari and starring Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys, has received a release date from XYZ Films.

Hallow Road proves that the British film industry still has the ability to nurture sharp, fresh voices—especially when those voices come with something truly compelling to say. This debut ...