Netflix Just Gave An Unsettling Folk Horror Movie A Surprising Second Life
The Watchers shows potential and merits appreciation despite poor critical reception.
Get Away review Nick Frost ramps up the ridiculousness in comedy horror
Nick Frost's latest comedy horror lacks the charm and finesse of his earlier works, ultimately feeling self-indulgent despite an entertaining conclusion.
Piper review Elizabeth Hurley dances a merry tune in cheesy rat-based folk horror
The film fails to deliver horror effectively, overshadowed by clumsy storytelling and an inconsistent tone.
Netflix Just Gave An Unsettling Folk Horror Movie A Surprising Second Life
The Watchers shows potential and merits appreciation despite poor critical reception.
Get Away review Nick Frost ramps up the ridiculousness in comedy horror
Nick Frost's latest comedy horror lacks the charm and finesse of his earlier works, ultimately feeling self-indulgent despite an entertaining conclusion.
Piper review Elizabeth Hurley dances a merry tune in cheesy rat-based folk horror
The film fails to deliver horror effectively, overshadowed by clumsy storytelling and an inconsistent tone.
Flat-cap Clarkson only wants his nose in the trough | Stewart Lee
Andrew Michael Hurley's 'Barrowbeck' intertwines themes of folk horror, climate change, and social critique through a Yorkshire hamlet's story spanning millennia.
You've never seen witches like the ones in indie horror movie Falling Stars
Falling Stars uniquely combines folk horror with elements of UFO and alien-abduction narratives, creating an unsettling atmosphere in the open sky.
This Horror Genre Is Scary as Folk - and Perfect October Viewing
Folk horror captures alienation and the supernatural, resonating with audiences seeking deeper connection to themes of isolation and community.
Starve Acre review Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark hole up in brooding Yorkshire folk-horror
Grief acts as a doorway to darkness, central to the horror in 'Starve Acre'.
The film adapts pagan mythology, creating a haunting atmosphere despite lacking effective scares.
Jackpot! to Men: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
Paul Feig's latest film channels Jackie Chan's slapstick humor, featuring Awkwafina and John Cena in a unique action-comedy setting.