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We Are What We Are is a horror film revolves around family Parkers, a reclusive family following to ancient custom. But one day the secret of their existence was threatened. That made the members in the family headed by Frank began to worry. And two daughters Iris and Rose was forced to take on a responsibility.
We Are What We Are doesn't waste time with cheap scares. Mickle keeps his story on a steady, slow simmer, transporting us minute by minute into the very heart of dread.
... a horror film by definition-an isolated family in rural America cloisters its teenage daughters in a religion/ritual that reaches back to their starving forefathers who turned to cannibalism to survive a harsh frontier-but a family drama at heart.
Another welcome entry in the ongoing revival of horror movies that rely on character and setting rather than shock and gore to chill audiences to the marrow.
The movie stays elegantly restrained just long enough for the true horror of what they're doing to sink in.
October 10, 2013
Observer (UK)
An ambitious (if somewhat uneven) slice of downbeat American gothic which interweaves grim melancholia with pointed satire, doomy portent and moments of gnawing revulsion.