Dagr

As it constantly recedes backwards... the narrative structure runs counterproductive to the leaning-forwards into the unknown on which horror so often feeds.

Dagr puts the modern, technological age against ancient occult terrors in this found footage, folk horror mash-up.

Dagr isn't a bad found footage movie, and it has its moments of fun, yet Butler-Hart's film doesn't sustain the promise of its opening scenes.

Blair Witch meets AbFab as found footage collides with fashion darlings giving overpriced clothes the Jean-Luc Goddard treatment. Moritz and Duckles are terrific as a pair of supremely confident, if breathtakingly naive, ethical YouTubers.

Dagr is a tense, slow-burning, slice of British folk horror.