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Hokum follows depressed author Ohm Bauman (Adam Scott) at a haunted Irish inn where a locked honeymoon suite is said to trap a witch; mixing The Shining vibes with Get Out and Twilight Zone’s The Howling Man, the story hinges on mushrooms that may let Ohm glimpse a real supernatural realm even as his own guilt and trauma color what he believes to be true.
Neon’s horror Hokum, headlined by Adam Scott, opened to $6.4 million on 1,885 screens to rank No. 5 at the North American box office, a solid start for its $5 million budget set in a haunted Irish inn. The witch tale marks Neon’s first release under a new deal with Spooky Pictures and Image Nation, while the weekend also features Animal Farm at $3.4 million and Deep Water at $2.15 million. The box office overall is up about 18% versus last year, and Hokum is buoyed by strong early reception (86% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes; Cinemascore B).
Adam Scott said on Seth Meyers that he auditioned for Hellraiser 6 despite his character being killed off in Hellraiser: Bloodline, joking that maybe they wouldn’t notice; he didn’t land the role and was largely unfamiliar with the franchise at the time.
Adam Scott says a hypothetical Parks and Recreation reboot would be noticeably different in a Trump-era America, noting the country may have lost some of its innocence since 2015. He contrasts the show’s hopeful tone with today’s climate but says there’s still an audience for warm, heartfelt TV, pointing to hits like Abbott Elementary as evidence that humor and humanity can thrive even in challenging times.
Adam Scott didn’t set out to be a horror star, but his career has steadily leaned into the genre—from Hellraiser IV to Krampus and Severance. His latest lead in Hokum, directed by Damian McCarthy, is driven more by the character and story than fright, and required him to act largely solo in a claustrophobic hotel set. He praises McCarthy’s process and notes the shared tension-building between horror and comedy as a throughline in his work, with Hokum opening in theaters on May 1.
Adam Scott, an executive producer on Severance, says he already knows how the series ends and stays close to the writers; Season 3 will include many surprises, with Ben Stiller not directing this time but remaining involved. Scott is also set to receive the Canal+ Icon Award at Canneseries.
Adam Scott says, as an executive producer, that he knows Severance’s ending and is deeply involved with the writers; he teases Season 3 will include many surprises and a great return after more than two years, noting Ben Stiller isn’t directing this time and that the show’s mystery and emotional core will continue to drive the story.
Adam Scott stars as a troubled American novelist who travels to a haunted Irish inn to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to confront a cursed honeymoon suite, a murky mystery and a director’s diffuse script. While Hokum delivers a claustrophobic mood and striking production design, Damian McCarthy’s script leans into atmosphere over explanation, mixing supernatural hints with a non-supernatural crime plot and leaving some threads unresolved as the film heads toward streaming.
Walton Goggins, Adam Scott, and other top actors discuss their career challenges, embracing authenticity, dealing with fan interactions, and the evolving landscape of acting, including the importance of self-acceptance and the impact of industry stereotypes.
Sam Burns leads the US Open at Oakmont after a competitive third round, with Adam Scott and J.J. Spaun close behind, setting up a dramatic final day as Burns aims for his first major and Scott seeks his second since 2013.
Kristen Bell reportedly sent Adam Scott voice memos to complain about the show 'Severance,' which both are fans of and are eagerly awaiting new episodes of on Apple TV+.
Four players are under par entering the final round of the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont, with Sam Burns leading. Burns, seeking his first major win, is in a historic position, while veteran Adam Scott and others like Viktor Hovland and J.J. Spaun are also contenders. The weather and course conditions are expected to influence the final outcome, with past trends indicating that the winner will likely be within four shots of the lead after 54 holes.
Adam Scott, nearly 45, is in a rare position to win his second major at the US Open at Oakmont, despite recent struggles and a long gap since his first major win in 2013. He has played consistently well, especially with his iron play and putting, and is in the final group on Sunday, aiming to redefine his career and possibly secure a Hall of Fame spot. His experience and steady play give him an edge, but the challenge remains significant in this demanding tournament.
Sam Burns maintains his lead at the 2025 US Open after a strong third round, with Adam Scott and J.J. Spaun close behind. Burns, who has handled the pressure well so far, will look to defend his lead on the final day at Oakmont. The leaderboard features experienced players like Scott, while others like Scheffler are still in contention with a strong final round possible.
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are avid fans of the TV series Severance and leave humorous and passionate voicemails for Adam Scott, who stars in the show, after episodes with cliffhangers. Scott has kept these messages, finding them both flattering and insulting, and the interaction has even joked about delaying the show's third season as a playful retaliation. The article highlights the playful banter among the actors and their enthusiasm for the series.