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Agnieszka Liggett

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Agnieszka Liggett

Howl review – blood on the tracks in a low-budget railway horror
Despite some familiar genre tics, good editing and sympathetic portrayals give this British film a lift

Following in the very British tradition of John Wyndham’s short story Confidence Trick, via Chris Smith’s Creep and John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London, this likable low-budget lycanthrope B-picture sends a late-night train into a misty woodland hell where rubber-suited monsters await. The dynamic tensions of the endangered group are swiftly established – leering businessman, stroppy, earphoned teen, resourceful trolley-girl etc – and the upright monster effects are given some bite by Agnieszka Liggett’s snappy editing. Engagingly sympathetic portrayals of stoical working women and harassed railway guards keep us on side as the action rattles through familiar generic junctions.

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See full article at The Guardian - Film News
  • 10/18/2015
  • by Mark Kermode, Observer film critic
  • The Guardian - Film News
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