Tag: Maori horror

Part mystery, part broad strokes eco- or folk horror, Broken Beak (aka The Burning of Broken Beak, 2026) is flawed in execution, but not without engaging thematic and visual ideas of its own. Moreover, it my be flawed, but it isn’t flippant. We start by hearing the last mating call of the Kauaʻi ʻōʻō bird, […]