In a remote Oregon town, a local sheriff and her brother, the school's principal, discover that a young boy is harboring a dangerous creature in his home. As they investigate, they uncover a terrifying ancient entity that preys on the town's inhabitants. The boy and his father are trapped in a desperate struggle for survival against this monstrous folklore creature.

Antlers received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its atmosphere and performances but found its pacing and narrative underdeveloped. Audiences were similarly divided, with some appreciating its folk horror elements and others finding it too slow and lacking in scares.

• Praised for its unsettling atmosphere and strong performances, particularly from Keri Russell and newcomer Jeremy T. Thomas.
• Criticized for a slow burn that doesn't always pay off, with some finding the monster reveal and lore somewhat underwhelming.
• Appreciated for its unique take on folk horror and its exploration of themes like trauma and parental neglect, but noted as being more of a slow-burn dread than outright terror.

Google audience: Google users generally found 'Antlers' to be a visually striking and atmospheric horror film with compelling performances. While many appreciated its darker themes and unique creature design, some felt the pacing was too deliberate and the narrative didn't fully capitalize on its potential.

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The creature design for the Wendigo in Antlers was inspired by illustrations from the novel 'The Prince of Nothing' by R. Scott Bakker, as well as folklore surrounding the creature.