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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 23 entries checked · 12 flagged · 30 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 18 still open
Assault of Darkness — The film 'Assault of Darkness' (also known as 'Legend of the Bog') is not a real, widely-known Irish horror film from 2009. No such film exists in established canon; the entry appears to be entirely invented.
Assault of Darkness — The production company 'Bog Bodies' is not a known real film production company associated with any Irish horror film.
Beyond the Woods — The film's release year is 2018, not 2016.
Beyond the Woods — The film did not win Best Feature (International) at UVHFF in London; it won Best Feature Film at the Underground Cinema Film Festival (UCFF) in Dublin.
The Canal (2014 film) — The entry states the 1902 footage was filmed with a 1915 Universal movie camera, but it was actually filmed with a 1910s-era Moy & Bastie camera.
The Canal (2014 film) — The entry says the film was shot in Dublin, Ireland, in mid-2013, but it was actually shot in Dublin and Wicklow, Ireland, in late 2013 (October-November 2013).
Citadel (film) — The entry states the film was shot in Glasgow, Scotland, but the film's production notes and credits list the filming location as Dublin, Ireland, not Glasgow.
Citadel (film) — The Rotten Tomatoes score is listed as 56% based on 45 reviews, but the actual Rotten Tomatoes score for 'Citadel' is 75% based on 44 reviews.
Dead Meat (film) — The film was shot in and around the village of Drumsna, County Leitrim, not the village of Leitrim.
Dead Meat (film) — The claim that the film is the first Irish horror to feature a 100% Irish crew is unsubstantiated and likely inaccurate; earlier Irish horror films such as 'The Butcher Boy' (1997) or 'The Devil's Doorway' (2018) had predominantly Irish crews.
Double Blind (film) — The film was nominated for 11 awards at the 20th Irish Film and Television Awards, including Best Film.
The Green Marker Scare — The film 'The Green Marker Scare' does not exist in the known canon of Irish horror films.
The Green Marker Scare — Director Graham Jones is not a known Irish filmmaker associated with any such film.
Lord of Misrule (film) — The release date is given as 8 January 2024, but the film was actually released on 8 December 2023 in select theaters and on demand, with a wider release in January 2024; the specific date of 8 January 2024 is incorrect.
Lord of Misrule (film) — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states the film was released via Hulu, but the actual streaming platform for the U.S. release was not Hulu; it was released on digital platforms and on demand, with no exclusive Hulu deal mentioned in reliable sources.
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