Starve Acre - Reviews

...teeters on a knife-edge between scary and silly, and yet without that weird flavour of silly, the scares wouldn’t mean as much.

...a steady, methodically engineered, beautifully realized meditation on the slow, persistent sting of grief, and a gentle unearthing of the things we bury deep in our souls.

Technically, it’s a stunner. Its 1970s setting allows costume designer Emma Fryer to go wild in the knitwear department...

...what is uncovered is — on the whole — gripping, disturbing horror.

Evil takes root in the traditionally slow-burn folk horror Starve Acre.

...holds its own within the pantheon of British folk horror and will take its place as a classic in future years.

Morfydd Clark and Matt Smith headline a chilling and unnerving horror movie.