Gwen
Directed by William McGregor
In this stark and atmospheric tale, Gwen is a young girl struggling with her mother’s mysterious illness, her father's absence and the suspicious local community that has turned on them. Somehow Gwen must find the strength to guide her family through the darkness and overcome the evil that is taking grip of her home. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL.
In this stark folk horror, a young girl tries desperately to keep her home together as a growing darkness takes hold.
Cast: Eleanor Worthington-Cox, Richard Harrington, Mark Lewis Jones
Member Reviews
Bore. If you're looking for a movie where nothing happens until the very end, you might be interested in this. This is not folk horror. It's just a sad story. Nothing exceptionally beautiful about the way it was shot, just a slow, slow, sloooow, sad story about a mining company taking land from a family who refuses to sell.
Bore. If you're looking for a movie where nothing happens until the very end, you might be interested in this. This is not folk horror. It's just a sad story. Nothing exceptionally beautiful about the way it was shot, just a slow, slow, sloooow, sad story about a mining company taking land from a family who refuses to sell.
This is not a horror movie. There’s some striking imagery and there’s plenty of emotional and physical violence but it plays out more like a sad, psychological period piece. I would never denigrate the fact that a lot of heart & soul was put into this picture; I felt its artistic merits, especially storywise, were few & far between.
Sick bastards
This was not horror it was exploration of seriously damaged people and the sickening nature of to abuse and Murder mothers.