I'm all for low budget British horror. Most of the films I watched as a teenager fall into that category. However, they were all at least garishly entertaining, with interesting concepts and buckets of blood.
There is an interesting idea here too, that of fallen angels doomed to forever roam the forest looking for victims to entrance and feed on. The films builds up quite a nice atmosphere, and a feeling of mounting unease, only to go nowhere with it. The actors are all adequate but no one stands out and Tom Savini only has a small role which wastes his talents. The cinematography is good, as are the special effects, but I was left feeling that if Johannes Roberts had tried a bit harder he could have made a far more interesting, imaginative film. I felt that he did a much better job with When Evil Calls with its mini cautionary tales.
Still, its not the disaster that some reviews would have you believe, and theres a nice cameo from Shaun Hutson at the end( my how he's aged since I last saw him in the flesh, guesting on James Whale in the late 1980's)
The DVD release is okay, but nothing special