Wild Eyed and Wicked

It's not a complete or radical reinvention, but by quietly inserting symbolism and imagery that wouldn't feel out of place in Excalibur or The Legend of Robin Hood, Foxwood gives a shining valor to Lily's ride into battle with her ghosts.

This film is the first time that I've seen generational trauma literally fought in a medieval fashion. The ultimate message is that the family must first acknowledge the trauma, and then face it bravely before it can be defeated.

A monotonous exploration of a trauma cycle, highlighted by some wonderful performances and an all-too-important message.

The film glistens as a reflective timepiece about a young woman’s navigation through her pain and rage – all bottled up as a drama woven with fantasy/horror elements.

Wild Eyed And Wicked is a film that ambitiously tackles a variety of themes and genres, and for the most part, it succeeds.