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Adam Scott’s Hokum now has a confirmed release date on Hulu for viewers waiting for the unsettling horror movie. The supernatural thriller will premiere on October 10, giving the film a new streaming home this fall.
The NEON film is directed by Damian McCarthy, who also helmed Caveat and Oddity. Scott leads the cast as novelist Ohm Bauman, alongside Peter Coonan, David Wilmot, Florence Ordesh, and Austin Amelio. McCarthy also wrote the film’s screenplay, which opened in theaters on May 1.
Hokum, an Ireland-United Arab Emirates co-production, premiered at the 2026 South by Southwest Film & TV Festival on March 14. The movie has a reported $5 million budget and runs for roughly 107 minutes, drawing heavily from Irish folklore.
What is Adam Scott’s Hokum movie about?
Hokum follows Ohm Bauman as he travels to a remote Irish inn after his parents’ deaths. He arrives to scatter their ashes but becomes drawn into stories about a witch haunting the honeymoon suite. Soon, disturbing visions and a shocking disappearance force him to confront troubling parts of his past.
The movie combines supernatural horror with a mystery centered on the isolated inn. Its story keeps Bauman at the center as strange events begin to challenge his understanding of his surroundings. The setting also provides McCarthy with a confined space that enhances the film’s growing sense of unease.
Adam Scott previously spoke about what attracted him to the project. In an interview with ComingSoon, he said that McCarthy was a major reason he wanted to join after watching Oddity. Scott also described Bauman as a new type of character for him and praised the script’s unusual structure.
Hokum follows McCarthy’s earlier horror features. The film has also earned recognition from FANGORIA, including nominations for Best Lead Performance for Scott and Best Screenplay for McCarthy. The film will now arrive on Hulu several months after its theatrical run.
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