‘Be careful who you let in’
The Exorcism of Hannah Stevenson is a 2022 British fantasy horror film about a young couple’s holiday that turns into a living nightmare.
Written, produced and directed by Jason Parker (shorts: The Weeks End; Suppression; Forgive and Regret).
The J Parker Film-The View Finders production stars Tom Hogan, Hannah Rose, Edward Gist, Josh Alexander, Zuzana Spacirova, Ian Furey-King, Aaron R. Dorey, Howard Lewis Morgan and Marine Laurencelle.
Plot:
A young couple takes their first foreign holiday together. Yet, behind the couple’s happy smiles lies a hidden desire. They turn to a mysterious local woman for help, but the truth of the situation is more destructive than they feared…
Reviews:
“Parker makes great use of his locations, as the camera plays with the open spaces, taking advantage of the beautiful and mysterious woodland while creating an air of suspense and lurking danger. Other, tightly framed shots create dread through their claustrophobic feel. The film is more dark fantasy/fairytale than horror, and it’s these scenes that really help add to the thrilling element.” The London Horror Society
” …leaves more to the imagination than it actually plays out, and relies more on atmosphere than trying to explain everything away. And thanks to an elegant directorial effort, locations really befitting the story, and a solid cast, this has turned to be a really nice piece of genre cinema.” Search My Trash
” …a film that’s mildly interesting despite its leisurely pacing and lack of actual scares. I do wish they had added some frights to the film, it could have been a reasonably good bit of folk horror if they had […] The Exorcism of Hannah Stevenson certainly is not a traditional possession and exorcism film though, and the poster art has no resemblance to anything in the film.” Voices from the Balcony
Release date:
High Octane Pictures released The Exorcism of Hannah Stevenson on March 8, 2022. It is available to rent or buy via Amazon Prime
Technical details:
1 hour 15 minutes
Original title:
The Suppression of Hannah Stevenson
Budget:
£10,000 (estimated)
Trailer:
