Adam Scott Sheds His Good Guy Image With A Nasty Turn As An A-Hole Alcoholic In The Horror Movie ‘Hokum’
Adam Scott takes on a darker, unsettling role in the 2026 horror film 'Hokum,' departing from his usual mild-mannered characters to play Ohm Bauman, a troubled, alcoholic author staying at a possibly haunted Irish hotel. The film explores themes of isolation, family trauma, and personal decay as Scott's character becomes entangled in mysterious events following the disappearance of a bartender. This performance marks a significant shift in Scott's career, showcasing his range beyond comedic and empathetic roles.
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Stream and Scream Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Flipboard Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to copy URL Adam Scott Sheds His Good Guy Image With A Nasty Turn As An A-Hole Alcoholic In The Horror Movie ‘Hokum’ By Jesse Hassenger Twitter @rockmarooned Published May 1, 2026, 10:15 a.m. ET More On: Adam Scott Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Strip Law’ On Netflix, An Animated Comedy About A Las Vegas Lawyer Who Hires A Street Magician To Give His Cases Some Razzmatazz Decider’s 17 Best TV Shows Of 2025 Will There Be A Season 4 Of ‘Loot’ On Apple TV? Everything We Know ‘Loot’s Ron Funches Is “Very Proud” To Be On A Comedy That Calls Out Billionaires And…
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