The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw

The atmospherics and setting are straight out of "The Witch" for me. The film strikes an excellent balance between slow-burning dread and gore, but the background story needs more exploration. In the end this film leaves a lot of questions.

In a sect-like cristian-religiouse community somewhere they speak english, with a funny accent, unlike the typical american sound.its fundamentalist-cristianity and a witch hunt from start to end, and a lot of death in its path, and you can feel a pinch of devilism in the wake of every shift of location.

its a strange film, made on pure strength and no budget at all, and as long as the piece is written and directed by the same name it has some personal mark to it.

but the production aint bad, its just that we could have been given some clues to what why when and howcome witchcraft came to this community, and howcome everybody became so extremely fragile.

so its more drama than horror and more mystery than crime, and its completely empty on comedy and real love. but blood and murder there is, so i guess ,even though im a grumpy old man, that i can give a small recommend.

Storyline was fine but there was no explanation on why this even happened. And how, and then you leave the movie confused. Acting was good.

I do not recommend unless you have nothin else to watch

This movie had the vibe of the movie the Witch. It was not that at all. What a terrible waste of time. This movie gives you nothing. You wait and wait and it disappoints horribly. Would not recommend.

First let me say that the actors in this film are superb and do a wonderful job with the material at hand. The problem is the material. The plot is muddled, obscure and makes no sense at times. The atmospherics and setting are straight out of The Witch but only serve to remind you how tightly plotted that movie was and how loosely plotted this one is. I give the film 5 points for the acting, worth seeing for that alone.