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Mandrake

directed by Lynne Davison, 2022

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MANDRAKE

📣 @DeirdreMullins @Poljkennedy @DerbhleCrotty star in #MANDRAKE directed by @lynnedavison. A probation officer is tasked with rehabilitating a notorious criminal, thrust back into society after twenty years in prison. @Shudder @VillageFilmCo

MANDRAKE 1h 25m | Horror | Not Rated | 28 February 2023 Mandrake follows probation officer Cathy Madden, who is given the task of rehabilitating notorious killer ‘Bloody’ Mary Laidlaw back into society after twenty years of jail. Cathy has always believed that every client deserves a shot at redemption, but her beliefs are firmly tested when two children disappear near Mary’s farm. Director:…

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She Freak (1967)

"There are only two kinds of freaks, ladies and gentlemen: those created by God and those made by men. I guess both of them had a hand in what you see here."

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HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY - Some viewing recommendations.

In addition to the obvious “Leprechaun” franchise starring Warwick Davis, a few other horror films for you to consider this St. Patrick’s Day:

GRABBERS (2012) - When an island off the coast of Ireland is invaded by bloodsucking aliens, the heroes discover that getting drunk is the only way to survive. Directed by Jon Wright.

THE HALLOW (2015) - A family who moved into a remote mill house in Ireland finds themselves in a fight for survival with demonic creatures living in the woods. Directed by Corin Hardy.

A DARK SONG (2016) - A determined young woman and a damaged occultist risk their lives and souls to perform a dangerous ritual that will grant them what they want. Directed by Liam Gavin.

MANDRAKE (2022) - A probation officer, Cathy Madden, is tasked with rehabilitating a notorious killer named 'Bloody' Mary Laidlaw back into society following a two-decade sentence. Directed by Lynne Davison

UNWELCOME (2022) - Married couple Maya and Jamie escapes their urban nightmare to the tranquility of rural Ireland only to discover malevolent and murderous goblins lurking in the gnarled, ancient wood at the foot of their new garden. Directed by Jon Wright.

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Mandrake

A strong cast and atmospheric direction are swamped by a faulty script in Lynne Davison’s Irish folk horror MANDRAKE (2022, Shudder, AMC+). Divorced parole officer Deirdre Mullin takes on the case of a recently released husband killer (Derbhie Crotty) nicknamed “Bloody Mary.” Mullin cares about her job and wants to help the people she supervises, and she may feel an added responsibility for Crotty, who killed because her husband had almost killed her for having an affair. In addition, Mullin only has visitation rights with her son, while Crotty’s son was born in prison and taken from her. When two children go missing, Mullin wants to believe it wasn’t Bloody Mary but has to contend with strong local assumptions that it was.

All of that could make for a solid thriller, but screenwriter Matt Harvey shows his hand too soon. Early on, we see that Crotty was indeed involved in the kidnapping, working with a man dressed up as The Wandering Man, a devil figure Crotty claims was the real participant in her affair. It’s pretty easy to figure out who the man is, so instead of a whodunnit, you get a whydunnint, only we never answer that question. We don’t know why they’ve kidnapped the children or do much of anything. They just do it. And most of what they do doesn’t seem supernatural. It’s derived from herbalism and folk medicine. The cast tries very hard to make this work, and the scenes between Mullin and Crotty are particularly well acted. Under Davison’s direction, the woods become another character in the film. That’s almost enough to carry you through, and there’s something rather satisfying about the last scene until Harvey pulls the rug out with a bit that’s neither explained nor prepared for. I’d call it a shock for shock’s sake, but it’s not even that much of a shock. It’s just a little whimper to remind you of everything in the film that didn’t work.

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This Mandrake (2022) Review Has Keanu Reeves Making Candles In Your Bathroom While You’re Asleep! Nobody Needs That Many Candles Keanu!

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Shudder Review - Mandrake (2021)

Shudder Review - Mandrake (2021) Here's another chance to read @bradleypeoples1 review of Mandrake out tomorrow @Shudder_UK our review from @FrightFest Glasgow 2022 #GFF22 #Horror #Filmreview #Shudder #FrightFest

A beleaguered probation officer is swamped by the dark arts when she becomes saddled with the reintegration of a legendary murderess. Cathy Madden is frayed at the emotional edges by the draining nature of her job and fractured personal life. Her work in the field of rehabilitation is a professional arena where the community views her with thinly veiled contempt. Subject to physical attacks and…

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Mandrake - Official Trailer [HD] | A Shudder Original

Dir: Lynne Davison Star: Deirdre Mullins / Derbhle Crotty / Paul Kennedy

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MANDRAKE (2022) Reviews of folk horror movie - trailer and Shudder release news

MANDRAKE (2022) Reviews of folk horror movie – trailer and Shudder release news

Mandrake is a 2022 Northern Irish horror film about a probation officer tasked with trying to rehabilitate an infamous female killer. Directed by Lynne Davison from a screenplay written by Matt Harvey. Produced Marie-Thérése Mackle. Executive produced by Paul Kennedy. Plot: A probation officer, Cathy Madden (Deirdre Mullins), is tasked with rehabilitating a notorious killer named ‘Bloody’ Mary…

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She Freak (Byron Mabe & Donn Davison, 1967).

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Henry VII statue on Bath Abbey by Lynn Davison-Suckow

Bishop Oliver King organised the restoration of Bath Abbey after 1500. The story of the refounding is told on the front of the Abbey in carved Bath stone. King had a dream in which he saw a host of Angels on a ladder, the Holy Trinity and an olive tree with a crown on it. He heard a voice: 'Let an Olive establish the crown, and let a King restore the Church.' King believed this was a call for him to support the candidature of Henry Tudor as King, and to restore the Abbey. These images are carved on the West Front of the Abbey with coats of arms of the Montague Family (who paid for the carved wooden doors) and Henry VII's coat of arms. There are also statues of the twelve apostles, including a large statue of St Peter and one of Saint Paul.

When Oliver King, Bishop of Bath and Wells, visited Bath in 1499 he was shocked to find the church in ruins. Bishop King planned a smaller church, covering only the area of the Norman nave. He did not live to see the result and the new cathedral was completed just a few years before the dissolution of the monasteries by King Henry VIII in 1539. In January 1539 Prior Holloway surrendered Bath Priory to the Crown. The church was stripped of lead, iron and glass and left to rot, but it was rescued a generation later by the citizens of Bath. 

The statue is thought to be Victorian in origin.

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Lynn Davison

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