Lord of Misrule

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Jagdpanzer T @RT44446946 Oct 12, 2026 Another bog-standard folk horror movie, devoid of scares and very slow. Here the local pagans are once again committing heinous acts in exchange for... you guessed it... a bountiful harvest. It's as if they've never discovered fertilizer. The main character - a female reverend - is about as effective in her role as you might expect, which is to say not at all. She spends the entire movie in a state of bewilderment with a stunned look on her face after discovering that everyone is a cultist. The problem is she makes this discovery over and over again. Like every other scene from the second act forward she finds new evidence of this, and every single time she reacts as if it's the first. She's utterly useless and ineffectual and handles each encounter like a junior social worker. Her husband is even worse actually. The big pay off at the end is a really on-the-nose bit of girl bossing that made this feel like "Girl Boss: An Origin Story". BunBun survived though, and that's what counts. See more Joseph H. @joeyholland Jun 26, 2026 No spoiler but the ending - amazing! See more Pinoy Short R @emill_santos May 7, 2026 Pasado. Hindi ganun ka horror. Mabagal din ang usad ng kwento na papunta na sa boredom See more Shari M. @smurphy1123 Oct 21, 2025 Great British folk horror. See more Claudio C @Claudio666 Jun 27, 2025 Lord of Misrule (2023) Disappointing British/Irish Horror Movie (11,789 – 26 Jun 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) In the rural village of Berrow, the vicar Rebecca “Becca” Holland (Tuppence Middleton) has recently arrived with her husband Henry Holland (Matt Stokoe) and their daughter Grace Holland (Evie Templeton) to assume the parish church. The girl is chosen to be the “Harvest Angel” in the harvest festival that praises the pagan god Gallowgog to protect their plantation. Out of the blue, Grace disappears in the woods and the police and the residents organize a search party to look for her. But when Becca confronts the local Jocelyn Abney (Ralph Ineson), she suspects that he daughter was abducted by people that worship Gallowgog and unravels secrets of the villagers. “Lord of Misrule” (2023) is a disappointing British/Irish horror movie directed by William Brent Bell. It is a pity, since British and Irish folklores are rich, but the screenplay and the story are very poor. From the beginning the viewer knows who abducted Grace and the story does not surprise anybody. There are several other movies with similar stories, like "The Wicker Man" (1973). In addition, the conclusion is silly and not good. My vote is five. Title (Brazil): “O Senhor do Caos” (“The Lord of the Chaos”) My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more Amanda R @RT51376639 Jun 24, 2025 More like Lords of Plagiarism: Ari Aster, Ben Wheatley, and Burger King have a solid case! See more Read all reviews

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