Daggers Inn

Daggers Inn is a spooky, pensive mystery story with touches of humour. It's beautifully well shot and the locations are perfect settings for this engaging and enigmatic tale.

The story is very effectively supported by an excellent score which builds tension at just the right points, but doesn't swamp the narrative or get in the way.

Well done to everyone at Raya films for creating such a stand-out piece. There were some lovely performances, with the stunning Anna Danvers luxuriating in the challenge of playing the "is she a baddy, is she a goody?" female lead.

This movie is a credit to the writing and production team, and represents a big step forward in their continued dedication to making great independent film.

Gripping, chilling, mystical, unnerving. The film hit many points and did very well showing the escalating affect Donna was having on the village and its people. The music was great and the whole film had its own little world which I was totally immersed in!

There were some wonderful small parts who really made a stamp. Claire played by Lutricia Norris; the scene where she felt helpless outside Vass' office was quite powerful. Pugh and Robbins were great cameos and the comedy underplayed throughout was spot on. Very cleverly done which didn't take away from the overall focus of the film. Very well done!