MOVIE REVIEW: We get bewitched by Irish folk horror 'Mandrake'

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In the, devilish, spirit of The Hallow and The Hole in the Ground comes Irish folk horror Mandrake . Lisburn-born Lynne Davison makes her feature-length flick debut, teaming up with Matt Harvey whose miniscule CV includes penning an episode of Taggart .

However, don’t let the inexperience behind the camera put you off - Mandrake is an accomplished modern horror drenched in ancient beliefs and witchcraft.

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But when mysterious and deadly events occur, suspicion quickly falls on Mary , forcing Cathy between angry locals and her potentially eternally evil offender.