Evie

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

I'm no expert in this area but what I can say is that for someone who struggles to concentrate on a movie throughout and follow the plot, I sometimes even find it hard to stay awake, I was totally gripped watching Evie throughout. It's mystery had me gripped and I love the way in which it was put together, the shots, the sounds, the way the story was depicted, even if that was a slightly disturbing one, I was kept curious, intrigued and on the edge of my seat. It didn't freak me out, I simply appreciated this movie as a piece of art with such powerful underlying messages. Thought provoking and can't wait for the sequel.

The evie film is the best I have seen in a long time. I don't feel alone now and I no where my safe place is in along time. I will definitely pass it on and let as many people I know to watch it as its well worth the watch. I watched this film with my friend both of us were hooked, the actors involved were amazing and were perfect for the characters they were aiming to portray. The storyline itself was very intriguing, the producers should most definitely be proud of this wonderful production, we both have a better understanding of mental health now and have been made aware of how people with mental health feel.

As a fan of independent British film making, this film delivered a high level psychological suspense ebbing and flowing throughout the film, with hints of extreme twisted violence, beset amongst a beautiful Welsh backdrop. The film has a deep underpinning message about abuse and paths taken in life and the folklore element was a good marriage of narrative, helping the storyline develop and allow the viewer to keep guessing throughout which added to the suspense and demanded the concentration of the viewer. The special effects and cinematography were of an elite level for an independent British film. And the young girl who played Evie really sold the part through both subtle and elaborate gestures, movements and tone of voice that would be expected from any professionally trained actor, so props to her. 👏 I would definitely recommend the film to watch 10/10.

Absolutely loved this film. Right from the off set you know you are in for something special . There's some great performances from the cast - but a special mention must go to the "young Evie" Honey Lundy's performance is fantastic and although this is her first role, I suspect we'll see a lot more from her There's a deep sense of foreboding captured in this film, almost a folksy style of horror (think Wickerman) but then there's plenty of good old fashioned jump scares too. It's beautifully shot, and the locations have been chosen perfectly. The film is only 1hr 2 mins - but there's a lot of quality packed into the perfect toy short run time You should watch it.

Great cast & a great storyline! My friends and I watched this in cinema and it was amazing, full of plot twists and jumpscares. We loved the effectiveness of the flashbacks from her childhood alternating with how it affected her as a grown up in the current day and then once her brother got into contact with her again it really got us questioning what's really going on and had us on the edge of our seats! Also the ending, wow! I won't spoil it however it really kept us engaged. The soundtracks, scenery and directors style really added to the suspense throughout the whole film and it was presented very realistically. TV and Film is the one industry that celebrates people being people and in my opinion this film was a masterpiece because it really outlined the theme of mental health and how small moments in your life can really be carried with you on and throughout your entire life and change it entirely in the process. Great job to everyone and I definitely recommend watching!

Not a horror in the true sense of the word but rather a gritty compelling drama which hooks you in. Young Evie is a great actor in the making. The dark dramatic North Welsh coast makes a perfect backdrop for this tale of a cursed pendant left by a creature of the deep. A testament to honest film making which doesn't require the computerised bells and whistles of today's super budget movies. The makers describe the pendant as a representation of mental health issues causing the wearer to act outside of their true character. I particularly enjoyed the use of limited dialogue which allows the watcher to explore their own thoughts emotions and imagination. A great debut and I hope to see more from this team.