Starve Acre is a slow-burning folk-horror that explores how grief can open doors to ancient evils, showcasing a poignant journey through loss and darkness.
Daniel Kokotajlo's adaptation draws on pagan mythology and arcane rituals, presenting an oppressive brooding atmosphere that enhances the film's horror elements.
Despite its strong atmospheric qualities and some effective special effects, the film falters in delivering genuine scares, failing to impact the audience as intended.
Juliette and Richard's return to Yorkshire culminates in a haunting exploration of bereavement, emphasizing how grief can lead to vulnerability against lurking malevolence.
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