Looking for a spine-chilling Halloween watch? Check out “The Mill Killers,” a hair-raising horror flick that’s causing quite a buzz! This gripping film, inspired by lockdown vibes from Carmarthen, is the brainchild of Welsh director Aled Owen.
Far from your usual horror fare, this thriller cleverly disguises itself as a horror story and is packed with local talent. Shot across scenic spots like Johnstown and Carmarthenshire’s National Botanical Garden, it brings a unique Welsh twist to the screen.
What makes “The Mill Killers” stand out? It’s not just the jump scares or the eerie music by GG Fearn—it’s the realness of seeing creepy events unfold in familiar places. The plot follows four women returning to their ghostly hometown, only to realise they’re not alone. Are they being followed by someone—or haunted by their own guilty past?
The film was crafted with love and local support, primarily funded through crowdfunding and a dedicated cast and crew. Their efforts paid off as the movie made its debut at London’s FrightFest to stellar reviews!
Perfectly spooky for the season, this film will have you hiding behind your sofa cushions. Available now on Apple TV and Amazon Prime, “The Mill Killers” is low-budget brilliance, proving you don’t need deep pockets to deliver deep chills.
Complete with a talented, raw Welsh cast and settings you might recognise, this film strikes a balance between familiar and fearsome. It’s not just the thrills and chills; it’s the authenticity of high school dynamics and past secrets bubbling to the surface. Merging the quaintness of Welsh towns with unnerving suspense, it’s a must-watch for horror enthusiasts.
Prepare for a frightful night in, and catch “The Mill Killers” now—just don’t watch it alone! 🕯️👻🎬