This isn't your typical horror, but it's deeply unsettling. A British TV film, it’s a surreal, intellectual dive into English national identity, paganism, and queer awakening. It's an acquired taste, yes, but for those who appreciate folk horror's more esoteric, dreamlike qualities, its blend of history, myth, and personal struggle creates a uniquely haunting experience. Definitely a deep cut.
from “As streaming services deepen our genre obsessions, there's a primal pull to folk horror. So, I've unearthed 10 truly unsettling films that will burrow into your psyche this Spooky Season.” →


