That Hideous Place

About This Movie

That Hideous Place presents a raw, visceral take on war's psychological horrors. Set in the mud and chaos of 1917 France, it pulls you into the claustrophobic despair of a shell hole. The young American soldier, a small-town Utahn, grapples with his own fear and the eerie presence of a dead body alongside him. The atmosphere is heavy, almost suffocating, and the practical effects lend a gritty realism to the scenes. The pacing is deliberate, allowing each moment to sink in, each breath and heartbeat felt in the silence. Performances are haunting, capturing the fragility of life amid death. It’s a distinct film that lingers, forcing you to reflect on the cost of war, both seen and unseen.

Explores psychological depth of war.Heavy use of practical effects enhances realism.Distinctive pacing evokes tension and reflection.