Hokum director Damian McCarthy has defined a horror style all his own
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Damian McCarthy uses Irish folktales, rabbits, and isolated settings to make scarier and scarier movies, from Caveat to Hokum.
Damian McCarthy uses Irish folktales, rabbits, and isolated settings to make scarier and scarier movies, from Caveat to Hokum.
Damian McCarthy uses Irish folktales, rabbits, and isolated settings to make scarier and scarier movies, from Caveat to Hokum.
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