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

Jim Mickle’s horror film is stupendously dull

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...

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

Creepy tension works under your skin until the chiller 'We Are What We Are' builds to horror galore.

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...

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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

We Are What We Are Generally a recommended practice in good parenting guides, family mealtimes around the table get a bad rap in the exuberantly grisly "We A...