How The First-Ever Irish-Language Horror Movie With 94% RT Score Was Born From Folklore That "Scared The Crap Out Of" The Director As A Kid

Aislinn Clarke is back in the director's chair with a personal and terrifying journey through her home country of Ireland in Fréwaka. It's been just over six years since Clarke's last directorial effort, which also marked her feature debut, with the 2018 well-received found footage horror film The Devil's Doorway. Her latest film marks a major milestone for the genre, as Fréwaka is composed of almost exclusively Irish Gaelic dialogue, the first horror movie to do so.