Only three days left to back CUKKUK! 💀 Come and join us making this socially-conscious, advent-based, octogenarian vampire flick. Support the film here: kck.st/4m5r65U #horrorfilm #britishfilm #spookyseason

With 6 days to go, CUKKUK is ALMOST over the line. We've raised 82% of our target! 💰 If you're thinking about jumping in, the time is now, the water is cool 🧊 and we'd love to have you on team Cukkuk! Support us here: kck.st/4m5r65U #horror #spookyseason

Cukkuk is making headlines! 🗞️ The Bristol Post writes: "Producers of a major new film that is due to be shot in South Bristol this winter are on the lookout for an older teenager to play one of the lead roles." Read the rest of the article here: tinyurl.com/53m3yuph

Here's an insight into some of the early inspiration of Cukkuk... The image is William Blake’s The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins 🖼️ Link to find out more about the film/support the budget: tinyurl.com/5t4hmb38 Commentary/nerd out below 👇 1/8

Cukkuk is a dark fairytale for a splintered society. You can support the film here: tinyurl.com/5t4hmb38 5/5

"I'm delighted to appear in Cukkuk, which exposes terrifying realities in our society, which we cannot afford to look away from. The script's creepy and fable-like qualities are embodied in the mysterious Priest whose words echo through the film." 4/5

THE PRIEST sets the tone for Cukkuk, with his warm words haunting Dean, our protagonist, in this dark fairytale for modern Britain. #HorrorMovies #HorrorFilm Malcolm says: 3/5

Sinclair recently appeared in a galaxy far, far away, in smash #StarWars show Andor, in which he played Colonel Yularen. You may also recognize him from his appearances in Casino Royale, opposite Daniel Craig as #JamesBond, as well as V for Vendetta. 2/5

UPDATE! We are thrilled to announce the first member of the cast for CUKKUK, with acclaimed stage and screen actor Malcolm Sinclair playing the mysterious role of THE PRIEST. 1/5 #horror #britishfilm

"I'm delighted to appear in Cukkuk, which exposes terrifying realities in our society, which we cannot afford to look away from. The script's creepy and fable-like qualities are embodied in the mysterious Priest whose words echo through the film."