Starve Acre

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Kalissa H @kali_416 Oct 4, 2026 I watched this movie because it had Matt Smith in it and I enjoyed it. It was very odd by the end. See more Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life Oct 2, 2026 Well what a very interesting and well made movie. The eerie atmosphere and isolated location make for a creepy good time. The performances of Smith and Clark are powerful and great. Folklore horror tales can be a great story only if it's done right and this is a prime example of how to do it. The second half of the movie is amazing. I knew I recognized Smith from house of dragon. I love the look of the Rabbit. Timothy Treakle See more Kevin R @RT75408318 Sep 18, 2026 Awful slow dreary film. Stupid plot with unexplained twists. It all hinges on a book written by the father and we are meant to understand the whole of the book by a brief look at 2 of the pages, believe that a rabbit can come back to life and other rrubbish What a load of nonsense See more Jordan P @JordanHPost Aug 17, 2026 They really like to make these films slow and boring. Trauma is the main theme...AGAIN! They need to come up with some new formulas because these films are as bland as they get. So boring, I couldn't even focus. Next thing I know the kid somehow dies, there's like ghost or something, and then frankenstein's monster with the prince charming haircut is growing a jack rabbit. What? See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 30, 2026 Starve Acre is a fantasy horror that leans heavily into atmosphere, and it manages to be surprisingly unsettling throughout. Even when it appears calm on the surface, there’s an underlying sense of dread that never really fades. What makes it stand out is how it blends folklore-like fantasy elements with a slow, creeping sense of terror. It doesn’t rely on constant shocks, but instead builds discomfort through mood, sound design, and unsettling imagery. The performances help ground the story, making the strange events feel more personal and emotionally charged. That balance between grief, mystery, and supernatural unease is what keeps it engaging. Overall, it’s a pretty terrifying experience for a fantasy film, but also an enjoyable one if you appreciate slow-burn horror with emotional depth. I’d rate it an 8/10 for its atmosphere and ambition. See more Neil H @Uncan Jan 31, 2026 The very bleak and sparse nature of the film in its 70s setting builds at a slow place to provide a very unsettling atmosphere of complete dread. Stellar acting performances and thoughtful effects provide the added spice resulting in a modern take on the British folk horror genre. See more Read all reviews

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