Morfydd Clark and Matt Smith play bereaved parents finding a new outlet for their devotion in Daniel Kokotajlo's earthily atmospheric 'Starve Acre.'

Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark star in an eerie, windswept folk horror

A methodical horror befitting its subgenre, Starve Acre watches Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark uncover rural secrets.

London film festival Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark play an unhappy couple who have moved to the moors with their young son, and soon become entwined in the occult

Starve Acre Review - '70s set folk horror movie starring Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark is somber and atmospheric, but is it worth watching?

BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! There is something phantasmal within director Daniel Kokotajlo’s Starve Acre, a nudging and barging from other entities as you watch. A piece of Hereditary will float into view, or a scene from The Witch. I have tasted folk horror blended to smooth perfection by Hot Fuzz, but this is

Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark struggle to deal with tragedy in Daniel Kokatajlo’s 70s-set folk horror

The autumnal chill of Starve Acre brings to mind some 1970s horror classics, but the movie has more on its mind than homage.

Saint Maud's Morfydd Clark co-stars in this chilling flashback to the 1970s (and other, darker periods in U.K. history).

A grieving family turn to folk remedies and rituals to cope with their loss in Daniel Kokotajlo’s supremely creepy adaptation of Andrew Michael Hurley’s novel.