I came across Niamh Algar a few weeks ago when I saw her in The Virtues so decided to check out her back catalogue.
This is the tenth film)series I have seen her in and one if my favourites with her being more feminine and vulnerable here but enjoyed her ballsy roles in Pure, Deceit and The Bisexual.
There is not much in the way of script here but the film with its small cast is much better than Niamh's later horror efforts in Without Name and Censor.
The cameraman seems to be besotted with her rear, taking shots of her from behind seemingly at every opportunity.
I know the film is set at night but it is very dark and difficult to see what is happening at times.
I am not a big horror fan but there were a few occasions that I did feel squeamish here so the director did his job well.
A great low budget film which has taken Niamh onto greater things but she does seem to have gone of the rails a bit with her performances in Wrath Of Man and Raised By Wolves but I am sure they will prove to be great vehicles for her future.
I know many have given this a low mark but I did really like it and would watch it again.
I am off for a bit of comedy now to see Niamh in The Last Right. A little less tense me thinks.
This is the tenth film)series I have seen her in and one if my favourites with her being more feminine and vulnerable here but enjoyed her ballsy roles in Pure, Deceit and The Bisexual.
There is not much in the way of script here but the film with its small cast is much better than Niamh's later horror efforts in Without Name and Censor.
The cameraman seems to be besotted with her rear, taking shots of her from behind seemingly at every opportunity.
I know the film is set at night but it is very dark and difficult to see what is happening at times.
I am not a big horror fan but there were a few occasions that I did feel squeamish here so the director did his job well.
A great low budget film which has taken Niamh onto greater things but she does seem to have gone of the rails a bit with her performances in Wrath Of Man and Raised By Wolves but I am sure they will prove to be great vehicles for her future.
I know many have given this a low mark but I did really like it and would watch it again.
I am off for a bit of comedy now to see Niamh in The Last Right. A little less tense me thinks.