Slow paced and it got weird with it.

Not bad, though a bit cliche and derivative and struggling while balancing on the art house tight rope. The synopsis isn't quite accurate, it would probably have scored higher had the audience been expecting this referential slow burn tale rather than a horror movie. Still, I'm weak for folk lore in modern settings, so it works satisfying for me.

Awful. Slow and predictable. Some gory scenes, nothing worth to watch.

Folk horror. A slowly paced descent into anti-fracking ethereal madness and rising levels of gore. Beautifully shot and the central performance is exquisitely done. The pearl in the oyster. The dark Celtic themes of nature and place are evoked. Yet the story sort of meanders and everything slightly odd is taken as natural, yet it held my attention. The Welsh setting and language tend to immerse you into the other-worldliness. In places it reminded me of Poe stories, and in others Angela Carter. Overall though a 6/10. It just didn't strike me as memorable, other than the actress. Who I now want to see in Little Women(2017).

This Welsh folk horror is mostly unappetising until the disturbing final course.