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''We Are What We Are'' is a 2013 {{horror}} film that also has elements of drama. It is a remake of a 2010 Mexican film of the same name, but with some details changed. The film stars Bill Sage, Creator/BillSage, Ambyr Childers, and Creator/JuliaGarner, and was directed by Jim Mickle.
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* BaitAndSwitch: While it's easy to guess the Parkers are cannibals from several pieces of foreshadowing in the first act, they are not responsible for the girl who gets reported missing. She drowned in the flood and her body is found by the police.
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* PaterFamilicide: [[spoiler: After reading some medical books and learning the tremors that affected him and his wife are a prion disease caused by their cannibalism, Mr. Parker puts arsenic in the family dinner. Unfortunately for him, he's the only one of them who died that night.]]
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* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris.]] As soon as clothes started coming off, you knew ''something'' bad was going to happen.
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* OutWithABang: [[spoiler:Anders]] is killed by [[spoiler:Mr. Parker]] while he and [[spoiler:Iris]] are having sex.
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* SexSignalsDeath: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris.]] As soon as clothes started coming off, you knew ''something'' bad was going to happen.
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* IncestSubtext: Between Iris and her father, in an abusive, one-sided way. There’s lots of talk about Iris “taking her mother’s role,” and scenes where Mr. Parker gets uncomfortably close to her— he even kisses her on the lips near the end of the movie.
** There’s also a ''lot'' of subtext between siblings Julián and Sabina in the original movie, again in a one-sided way.
** There’s also a ''lot'' of subtext between siblings Julián and Sabina in the original movie, again in a one-sided way.
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* CutenessProximity: plot-relevant when the police station receptionist is so distracted by Doc's dog that she doesn't notice him stealing a handgun.
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* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris. ]] As soon as clothes started coming off, you knew ''something'' bad was going to happen.
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* DeathByIrony: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker gets EatenAlive by his children.]]
* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris. ]] As soon as clothes started coming off, you knew ''something'' bad was going to happen.
* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris.
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* IronicDeath: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker gets EatenAlive by his children.]]
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** Iris smiles once in the film, but it's forced.forced.
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* FlashbackEcho: Iris reads from the family diary, telling the story of PosthumousCharacters that echo the main characters. Like Iris, the diary's author is the oldest daughter of the Parker family's pioneer ancestors. The girl's mother dies early on (similar to Mrs. Parker), and the father slowly loses his mind (similar to Mr. Parker gradually succumbing to Kuru). The father ultimately forces the eldest daughter to butcher her mother's body for food (similar to Mr. Parker forcing Iris to carry on the "family tradition" of cannibalism). The flashbacks are interspersed with present-day events: the pioneer family eating their "lost" uncle cuts to bacon frying in a present-day diner, and both fathers stumble around unsettlingly.
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* FlashbackEcho: Iris reads from the family diary, telling the story of PosthumousCharacters that echo the main characters.diary (see also: PosthumousCharacter). Like Iris, the diary's author is the oldest daughter of the Parker family's pioneer ancestors. The girl's mother dies early on (similar to Mrs. Parker), and the father slowly loses his mind (similar to Mr. Parker gradually succumbing to Kuru). The father ultimately forces the eldest daughter to butcher her mother's body for food (similar to Mr. Parker forcing Iris to carry on the "family tradition" of cannibalism). The flashbacks are interspersed with present-day events: the pioneer family eating their "lost" uncle cuts to bacon frying in a present-day diner, and both fathers stumble around unsettlingly.
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* ApocalypticLog: The family heirloom is a pioneer ancestor's diary, describing in gory detail as things went from bad to worse.
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* FlashbackEcho: Iris reads from the family diary, telling the story of PosthumousCharacters that echo the main characters. Like Iris, the diary's author is the oldest daughter of the Parker family's pioneer ancestors. The girl's mother dies early on (similar to Mrs. Parker), and the father slowly loses his mind (similar to Mr. Parker gradually succumbing to Kuru). The father ultimately forces the eldest daughter to butcher her mother's body for food (similar to Mr. Parker forcing Iris to carry on the "family tradition" of cannibalism). The flashbacks are interspersed with present-day events: the pioneer family eating their "lost" uncle cuts to bacon frying in a present-day diner, and both fathers stumble around unsettlingly.
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* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker murders Anders while he's having sex with Iris. ]] As soon as clothes started coming off, you knew ''something'' bad was going to happen.
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* CanineCompanion: Doc's dog. Although not a full-fledged EvilDetectingDog (since he fortunately never meets Mr. Parker), the dog does dig up the human bone that sparks Doc's investigation.
* CanineCompanion: Doc's dog. Although not a full-fledged EvilDetectingDog (since he fortunately never meets Mr. Parker), the dog does dig up the human bone that sparks Doc's investigation.
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* MissingMom: The film starts off with Mrs. Parker's death.
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* CoolBigSis: Rose to Rory, her and Iris's younger brother.
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* IronicDeath: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker EatenAlive by his children.]]
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* IronicDeath: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker gets EatenAlive by his children.]]
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* [[spoiler:{{Patricide}}]]: Iris and Rose are responsible for this, [[spoiler:thus becoming {{Self Made Orphan}}s]].
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** The weather turns out to be part of the plot, but it definitely sets a solemn mood. (The death and funeral in the first fifteen minutes don't help.)
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** The weather turns out to be part of the plot, but it definitely sets a solemn mood. (The death and funeral in the first fifteen minutes don't help.)
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Rose's hair, which goes from tightly braided to a mass of curls. It seems to symbolize her becoming free.
* IronicDeath: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker EatenAlive by his children.]]
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The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a hallowed tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a hallowed tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear is revealed that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a long-standing tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a long-standing hallowed tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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''We Are What We Are'' is a 2013 {{horror}} film, though it contains many dramatic film that also has elements as well. of drama. It is a remake of a 2010 Mexican film, film of the same name, but with some details changed. The film stars Bill Sage, Ambyr Childers, and Julia Garner, and was directed by Jim Mickle.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Parker children successfully escape their father (by killing him) and leave their hometown to a hopefully brighter future. However, they are now orphans, and many of their friends are dead.]]
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* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker adds arsenic to one of the family's suppers in an attempt to invoke this. It doesn't work out]].
* OutWithABang:[[spoiler:Andrew]] [[spoiler:Anders]] is killed by [[spoiler:Mr. Parker]] while he and [[spoiler:Iris]] are having sex.
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Mr. Parker adds arsenic to one of the family's suppers in an attempt to invoke this. It doesn't work out]].
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Iris and Rose both show these feelings after [[spoiler:they kill the person to be used for the cannibalistic meal]].
* OutWithABang: [[spoiler:Andrew]] is killed by [[spoiler:Mr. Parker]] while he and [[spoiler:Iris]] are having sex.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Iris and Rose both show these feelings after [[spoiler:they kill the person to be used for the cannibalistic meal]].
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The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a long-standing tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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* DownerBeginning: The film starts with Mrs. Parker dying somewhat violently. Things only get worse.
* FanDisservice: Iris and Rose take a shower together. It's not at all sexy seeing as they both appear incredibly upset and disturbed. Not to mention that this scene takes place right after they've finished [[spoiler:killing someone.]]
* GrayRainOfDepression: During the first part of the film, there is very heavy rainfall that causes flooding throughout the town.
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''We Are What We Are'' is a 2013 {{horror}} film, though it contains many dramatic elements as well. It is a remake of a 2010 Mexican film, though some details have been changed. The film stars Bill Sage, Ambyr Childers, and Julia Garner.
The story involves the Parkers, a family who follow a long-standing tradition that has been in their lineage for many years. It is the responsibility of Mrs. Parker to ensure that observance of the tradition comes to pass, but after she dies, it falls upon the eldest child in the family, Iris. Her slightly younger sister Rose also takes on some responsibility, albeit with more hesitation. Her reluctance becomes entirely understandable when it becomes clear that the Parker family tradition is a yearly cannibalistic dinner.
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!! ''We Are What We Are'' provides examples of:
* DownerBeginning: The film starts with Mrs. Parker dying somewhat violently. Things only get worse.
* FanDisservice: Iris and Rose take a shower together. It's not at all sexy seeing as they both appear incredibly upset and disturbed. Not to mention that this scene takes place right after they've finished [[spoiler:killing someone.]]
* GrayRainOfDepression: During the first part of the film, there is very heavy rainfall that causes flooding throughout the town.