Gwen
Directed by William McGregor
In this stark and atmospheric tale, Gwen is a young girl struggling with her mother’s mysterious illness, her father's absence and the suspicious local community that has turned on them. Somehow Gwen must find the strength to guide her family through the darkness and overcome the evil that is taking grip of her home. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL.
In this stark folk horror, a young girl tries desperately to keep her home together as a growing darkness takes hold.
Cast: Eleanor Worthington-Cox, Richard Harrington, Mark Lewis Jones
Member Reviews
Truly horrifying. A Welsh version of the Devil's Bath. Wonderful performances and excellent writing.
This story had no sense of direction, no climax, and no payoff. Do yourselves a favor and skip this one. If you still harbor the desire to see Eleanor Winifred Worthington Cox flex her acting muscles where there’s actual substance theb check out her playing a young druid in training in the series Britannia. But stay far from Gwen 👎👎
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This is horror but in a much different sense. Industrialization is absolutely horrifying for a farmer, especially during this time. I loved the costume design, and the actress who played Gwen did an amazing job.
It's a slow-burn and most of the horror comes from the harsh realities of the time period rather than any supernatural force. However, the actors did a good job in their roles and it's very easy to sympathize/care for the title character.