Devout Irish villagers in a North American settlement are ravaged by disease while a woman and her daughter are thriving amidst suspicion of witchcraft.
The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw starts off with a bang with a mysterious witch coven's use of a young girl to remain prosperous during a harvest, while a local village is struggling. The movie does teeter and starts to lose cohesiveness with the backstory of the witch, her capabilities, and the lack of self-awareness for her purpose. The time period and character actions as it relates to the specific time the film is set is also confusing. With some strengths, the movie was better than expected, but with a lacking ending, the film doesn't set itself apart from the rest of the genre.
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