The Whisper Within the Woods

I thought the film was absolutely brilliant.

The film had me hooked throughout, it's the perfect horror! Nothing too scary but did make me jump a few times which is what I think makes the perfect film!

The plot!!! What a plot I wasn't expecting it and I think that's what makes the film as you think it's going to end one way but it ends completely different!

Throughly enjoyed watching this film and I can't wait to watch again! If you haven't watched the trailer I would recommend it and then you'll want to watch the film as it's throughly brilliant with a brilliant story!

Whisper within the woods, I am a massive fan!!!!

We really enjoyed this movie from start to finish. The intrigue, the mystery and how the whole thing unravels at each turn - it kept us gripped. I am a big fan of horrors but this is different (in a good way!). It's not overly gory, and more based in suspense and psychological thriller I'd say. The characters are played well and the script written with a slight humour, hiding the jumps and twists of the story, which combine into a thoroughly entertaining piece! A must watch for any indie film fans. It's hard to believe it's the first feature film made by these guys and on a tiny budget as they achieve so much.

What a cracking film! A properly nerve-jangling indie horror set in the picturesque town of Upminster. What it lacks in budget it more than makes up for with a punchy script and quality acting.

Superb performances and an intriguing storyline that keeps the viewer hooked throughout. Who would have thought something so wicked and wretched would come out of RM14!

The soundtrack is Carpenter-esque with its haunting, almost torturous soundscapes, cranking up the suspense to a satisfying and shuddering climax.

Big recommend for anyone looking for a scare, a fright or a lesson in unsettling local history and folklore.

This debut film from director Mark Adlington was excellent. Created on a budget of next to nothing (not that you'd know!) this had me glued to my seat throughout.

Writer Gary Redwin's script was darkly witty in all the right places, yet serious and unsettling where it needed to be.

The score from Paul M. Finney was a wonderful throwback to when films had theme tunes and really added to the mood.

With excellent performances from the central characters and a brilliant supporting cast, this was enjoyable from start to finish.

I'm looking forward to whatever comes next from this excellent film making team.

Went to see Whisper Within The Woods at the cinema. Honestly, I thought I was made of stronger stuff, but fifteen minutes in, the bloke next to me projectile-vomited into his popcorn and whispered his soul right out of his body. Absolutely couldn't hack it.

As for the film - imagine if a fever dream married a forest, and their child grew up possessed by every demon in folklore plus one invented on the spot. Creepy whispers? Check. Trees that definitely moved when you weren't looking? Double check. Plot? Unsure - I spent most of it trying to decide whether to flee or check on the bloke being sick.

By the end, I wasn't sure if I needed therapy, a hug, or a tetanus shot. 10/10, would traumatically recommend.