Starve Acre is a Slow-Burn Folk Horror with Emotional Roots

Starve Acre, now streaming on Shudder, is folk horror at its most atmospheric. Set in the English countryside and centered around grief, loss, and ancient superstitions, it weaves a story that feels like it could be whispered over a cup of tea by candlelight.

If you love horror that simmers rather than screams, this one’s for you. It’s sad, spooky, and strangely soothing.