#folk-horror

#folk-horror

Rabbit Trap is a fervently atmospheric 1970s folk-horror set in rural Wales with strong sound design and intriguing performances but ultimately lacks clear direction.

Two novels blend science-fiction or supernatural elements with intimate suspense: an alien-linked serial-killer investigation and a Cornish folk horror about ancient sea pacts and sisterhood.

Creators of Dark are developing a new HBO Max series adapting the dark 1845 German children's tales Struwwelpeter into folk-horror.

English folk horror intertwines class, tradition, and communal grief through rituals, doleful rites, and landscape-driven journeys in ten working-class-set stories.

An Indonesian folk-horror follows an abused orphan who curses her cruel stepfamily, unleashing a ghastly, material-focused vengeance.

An 1897 folk-horror detective game in an isolated Irish manor mixing gothic investigation, time-based mechanics, and eccentric suspects during an All Hallows' séance.

Terminal illness provokes rage, regret, and yearning for absolution, set against an atmospheric coastal town where memory, place, and mortality converge in dark folk-horror.

Subliminal, experimental sound design in Rabbit Trap transforms natural field recordings and electronic manipulation into hallucinatory forces that destabilize characters and reality.

Post‑WWI Sussex folk horror about surplus women and a fading chalk face; 2030 Mars thriller with damaged robot base; fantasy conflict between believers and necromancers.