The Feast (Gwledd)

"Scathing modern folk-horror."

"Elegantly creepy visuals, solid acting, splashes of gore and the novelty of Welsh-language horror should hold the attention of genre lovers."

"Slow-burn, small-scale horror... underpinned by a beguiling central performance from Annes Elwy."

"Bloody good eco-horror."

"Getting there is slow-going, but attractive visuals and an unsettling atmosphere carry viewers towards a welcome justice."

"A sumptuous fable rich in mood and unnerving imagery."

"It’s a rare horror film that places the viewer’s sympathies so squarely with the monster, and without losing its power to horrify."

"(The Feast) suffers from a similar inelegant thematic handling to that of Antlers—a habitual fault in modern horror that strives too hard to be “about something” and really mean it."

"A rock-solid arthouse-horror outing."

"Less a traditional horror film than a revenge fantasy in disguise..."

"There’s an elegance to The Feast that makes its most disgusting images more palatable."

"Not everyone may have the patience for The Feast, but those who do will be rewarded with intelligence and grand guignol in equal measure."