Rabbit Trap (2025) is a slow and moody psychological horror-thriller that's definitely more about atmosphere trickle rather than jump scares. Starring Dev Patel and Rosy McEwen, Rabbit Trap is an ...

Dancing with the mysticism of folklore and dream-like, earthly visuals, “Rabbit Trap” explores the cruelty and comfort of grief through its ambient sound, rabbit symbolism and entrancing narration.

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What does the sublime sound like? For Graham Reznick, serving as the sound designer for Bryn Chaney’s psychological thriller Rabbit Trap (available on digital Sept. 30, from Magnolia Pictures) was a ...

Parents need to know that Rabbit Trap is an unsettling rather than outright scary British folk horror set in 1976. It sees two London musicians, Darcy (Dev Patel) and Daphne (Rosy McEwen), head to a ...

Sound has always been such a crucial part of creating a successful horror film. Whether a perfectly timed musical sting or the carefully orchestrated sounds of a head being bashed in, sound makes or ...

There is a particular branch of British horror that has its roots deep in folk tradition and the clash between outsiders and locals, with a vein of the supernatural running beneath it all. The likes ...

“Rabbit Trap,” a supernatural drama about a young couple haunted by a creepy child, revels in the tropes and tics of a few decades’ worth of British folk horror. Dev Patel and Rose McEwen take a trip ...

Rabbit Trap follows a sound engineer (Dev Patel) and his experimental musician wife (Rosy McEwen) who capture a forbidden sound not meant for human ears while making field recordings in the ancient ...

Rabbit Trap, the horror folk tale from Bryn Chainey, is that unfortunate kind of creation: a work that so clearly possesses the tools that might make a good, captivating film, but instead ends up lost ...

Though visually assured and sonically satisfying, Rabbit Trap, the feature debut from British writer-director Bryn Chainey, fails to distinguish itself amid the recent influx of folk horror. Nowhere ...