Husband-and-wife filmmaking duo Toby Poser and John Adams garnered a following after their 2021 lo-fi horror outing Hellbender broke through to genre enthusiasts. Their latest is Hell Hole (now ...

“In the Adams Family’s celebration of the classic creature feature, an American-led fracking crew working deep in the Serbian wilderness find themselves at odds with government-assigned environmental ...

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With Hell Hole, the Catskills-based filmmaking collective known as the Adams family takes its first wobbly baby steps outside its homegrown horror comfort zone ...

One of the reasons The Adams Family are such an exciting voice in indie horror right now is that the blood-tied collaborators are able to keep genre fans guessing. After unleashing Where the Devil ...

PLOT: Far away, in the desolate Serbian wilderness, a U.S.-led fracking crew uncover a dormant monster gestating inside a centuries-old French soldier. Now awakened and exposed in its most dangerously ...

The Adams Family are something special in the world of indie horror. John Adams, Toby Poser and their daughters Lulu and Zelda have risen to prominence on the independent scene over the past several ...

It’s tough luck to release a movie about a body-hopping, Lovecraftian, parasite in the same month Ridley Scott’s Alien franchise comes roaring back to life. After all, only a great work of sci-fi ...

The Adams Family consist of father John Adams, mother Toby Poser, and daughters Lulu Adams and Zelda Adams. All or most of them write, direct, and appear in all of their films. They are undoubtedly ...

The filmmaking collective known as the Adams Family has spent the last decade or so establishing themselves among the best indie creators in the horror genre, cultivating an ever-expanding fanbase ...

Hell Hole, the latest from the filmmaking Adams Family, is a semi-interesting take on a creature feature, without any scares. I respect any indie filmmakers who have a consistent output and a brand of ...