Lee Brown Barrow

After a strong opening, this horror movie fails to raise suspense levels. It's stylishly put together but it could have been so much better.

jensequel

Good flick! The beasts were cool and equally gross upon autopsy 😊

Idek

Another fairly successful variation on the usefulness of silver, especially from the beginning of our era. ;)

myndflyte

It was an interesting new take on a werewolf movie.

mediacenterkodi

This movie was so unsatisfying.

millz82

Great new way to make a werewolf movie it was like the thing meets werewolf type of story

csrz

A pretty fresh take on the traditional werewolf horror subgenre. I absolutely loved it. This period gothic/folk horror is enthralling, bloody, and grotesque. It gets off to a good start by launching into full terror mode right off the bat, with a story that hooked me from beginning to end. There's a good amount of violence and gore and some decent monster action, and the look of the actual monster is also very unique. The visual flair is very strong in this one. It is dark and gloomy, boasting a great atmosphere and some sinister imagery that keeps dread simmering on the stove, with a few well-executed jump scares that are genuinely surprising. The visual effects and body horror makeup are simply amazing. Excellent stuff and a nice twist on tiring subgenre is always appreciated. They should’ve kept _Eight for Silver_ as the title for wide release.

birdcages

honestly boyd holbrook is doing the most to make up for all the british actors with good american accents. also, the movie is great and delightfully gory. like any period piece it feels a bit slow at times but it's got a solid story from start to finish and the werewolf idea is fun.

sage020

This was a rather bland film in my opinion. Sure it tried to put some new spins on the werewolf genre but the over arching story has been done so many times over again and in much better fashion that this was a bore to sit through.

Bradym03

The movie has got flaws. Firstly, the pacing could have been smoother, and the visual effects looked unfinished. There were a few cheap jump scares, and the title ‘The Cursed’ is generic, as I prefer the original title, which was ‘Eight for Sliver’. So, after getting all of that out there, I think this was close to being a great horror movie, and I’m dead serious. The cinematography is fantastic, and the tone and atmosphere are eerie. The film is brutal and bloody, and I liked the approach to the werewolf formula that we are all familiar with but spun on its head. I think with better execution, it would’ve turned out well. As for what it is, it’s not bad, but a sluggish movie with brilliant elements.

Acoucalancha

A unique werewolf folk horror. I absolutely loved the design of the creature and it does look quite scary. Kept me on the edge of my seat whenever it was on screen. Very nice cinematography!