Traditions of liberty and nonconformity find themselves at daggers in Jim Mickle's backwoods-American translation of the Mexican cannibal-family great. L...

Ambyr Childers and Julia Garner play sisters caught up in their family's macabre ancestral tradition in Jim Mickle's chiller, acquired at Sundance by eOne Di...

Sundance Review: Jim Mickle's Slow-Burn 'We Are What We Are' Remake Is Quiet, Gross and Better Than the Original

We Are What We Are, based on a 2010 Mexican horror hit, relocates the original's story of a separatist cannibal clan from the slums of Mexico City to a rural...

Red-blooded religious fervor gets literal in this effectively chilling little horror tale — a remake of a 2010 Mexican movie — which sees a backwoods fam...

While the quiet and moody approach to this horror film may prove disappointing to anyone hoping for a broadly drawn bloodbath, the serious and respectful ton...

In an ingenious American remake, a gruesome horror film becomes an indie mood piece on the dangers of religion

In this claustrophobic, casually witty drama, two pinch-faced sisters wonder if they should rebel against their religious, extremely carnivorous father