Devil's Punchbowl

First of all, this is a (presumably very) low-budget horror/thriller, and I presume that none of the cast are established full-time professional actors. It would therefore be unfair to compare it will multi-million pound Hollywood blockbusters, but...

there are several aspects that combine to make a good film - good ideas, a good script, a coherent, well though-out plot, good acting, good direction, good cinematography, good sets, good sound, a good score, etc. Honestly, I couldn't say that any of these aspects of this film are good. There are one or two actors who did a decent job, particularly (the rather gorgeous) Alice Sharpe and writer/director Adam Starks. The rest are generally a bit am-dram. The plot and the script are a bit shaky, as is the cinematography (literally). The score is also a bit grating. I did watch to the end though, and overall I have to give all involved credit for making a feature-length film that has its moments. Overall, though, not a great watch.