Rabbit Trap review Dev Patel gets lost in the woods in messy folk horror
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'Rabbit Trap,' directed by Bryn Chainey, delves into the lives of a childless couple, Darcy and Daphne, as they navigate the unsettling intrusion of a mysterious boy into their remote Welsh cottage. Initially charmed, the couple becomes embroiled in an eerie blend of childhood innocence and dark folklore, as the boy introduces them to unsettling Welsh myths. The film captures the tension between their artistic aspirations and the haunting implications of parenthood, leading to disturbing realizations about their own desires and fears, especially Darcy's anxieties regarding fatherhood amidst nightmarish visions.
The lead couple in 'Rabbit Trap' finds their lives turned upside down when a mysterious child enters their home, stirring up questions about parenthood and responsibility.
Chainey showcases a deep fascination with the sounds and myths of the Welsh countryside, creating a film that immerses viewers in its eerie, folk-horror atmosphere.
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