'Fréwaka' Review: Grim Folk Horror From Ireland
Prepare to be thrown for a psychological loop, with an epic, Ari Aster-like conclusion that leaves us begging for a sequel.
Before you know it, summer will be upon us. And then comes autumn, which some also call "the spooky season." In other words, the infamous Shudder streamer is here to remind you that, since we're already "Halfway to Halloween" (as their current programming calls it), why not celebrate the milestone with vintage Irish folk horror? And Fréwaka is a good one, folks, replete with psychological madness and a unique setting. So unique, in fact, that it's billed as the first ever Irish-language horror film.
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