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Directed by: Jim Mickle
Starring: Bill Sage (Dad), Ambyr Childers (Iris), Julia Garner (Rose), Jack Gore (Rory), Wyatt Russell (Anders), Kelly McGillis (Marge), Michael Parks (Doc), Nick Damici (Sheriff)
Country: United States
Language: English (Optional Eng Subs)
Runtime: 01:45:03
Genres: Siblings-Family, Gruesome, Cannibalism
Plot – Spoilers:
The American remake of the Mexican film, We Are What We Are maintains the same premise of an isolated family that indulges in cannibalism as part of a religious tradition going back to the late 18th century. But it’s also radically different in certain tangents that it goes off on and explores the history behind why they are the way they are. There are also more distractions from the outside world here and the motivation for those snooping around them is also different here.
If you haven’t watched either, we’d recommend watching the original first, because this is one of those very rare situations where the remake didn’t manage to fuck up the original. In fact, this American remake might even be better, with a more appetizing finale.
Great movie, I really enjoyed it
In the description it reads: “If you haven’t watched either, we’d recommend watching the original first, because this is one of those very rare situations where the remake didn’t manage to fuck up the original. In fact, this American remake might even be better, with a more appetizing finale.” I did as instructed and watched “Somos Lo Que Hay”(2010) first. I wouldn’t say the American version is better. I would say the opposite but they are both pretty good.
This one, “We Are What We Are” (2013) is a little too far out and over the top in a plausibility sense but I felt that “Somos Lo Que Hay” (2010) was more likely to be something that really could or has happened, considering the financial issues, the location in Mexico and the mental issues of the dad and the rest of the family. “We Are What We Are” led me to discover Kuru disease. Kuru disease in humans is caused by infectious, misfolded proteins called prions, transmitted through the ritualistic consumption of infected human brain tissue, primarily during cannibalistic funeral practices by the Fore people of Papua New Guinea. These prions accumulate in the brain, causing it to become spongy (spongiform encephalopathy) and leading to severe neurological damage, tremors, and eventual death.
I’m going to give both films just a cunt hair over 4 stars but I would say “Somos Lo Que Hay” is the superior of the two.
I only consume tuna and chicken. The smell of beef/steak cooking makes me feel very ill.
Of course they make the family White when it’s Jews who are cannibals by religious, ethnic, and genetic predisposition. And that colossal goat-fuck at the end . . . Oy vey.
I have no idea what the hell I just saw:|
Thank you so much for posting !!!
Excellent.. slow enough to be tense and gripping,… Creepy enough to keep one hooked. . . Enjoyed it immensely
The Father is a great actor, strong hands, gives off really good creepy vibes. He’s the best part.
YEAH, ANOTHER GOOD ONE. EFFED UP STORY, WELL ACTED, ATTRACTIVE CAST & GREAT ENDING. MADE BY SAME DUDES AS MULBERRY ST, MY ALL TIME FAVORITE HORROR FILM. NOW I’M GONNA TRY TO FIND SOME OF THEIR OTHER STUFF… THANKS EFFED UP, YOUR”RE AMAZING
feel asleep last two nights watching.
tonight not asleep after watching the ending.
MUST NOT EAT RAW FLESH
This movie is similar in part to John Wick, “The dog bring a lot of trouble” Hahaha.
Well made movie…nicely paced…excellent acting…last 2 minutes will blow you away…
Really good! Just needed some of those bad little senoritas that were in the original
I agree. This is most definitely superior to the original. Usually we murricans are great at ruining movies. Now I feel like eating someone.
Praise Kingcobras magic. TWU