An aloof and dissociative teen takes home alone to the extreme in a puzzling psychological thriller. John and the Hole has a tennis-loving spoiled brat dumping his family in an unfinished bunker. Then engaging in weird activities while his parents and sister starve in a muddy pit. There's a lot that doesn't make any sense. Including a seemingly unrelated subplot that I didn't understand at all. The film's premise is intriguing. The plot's execution is too ambiguous and implausible.

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