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Starting from the outside and getting in, with each moment of slicing up getting a bit more gross.

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It's a real investigation into what went wrong, that means going through a checklist and skin and organs. While their figuring what's gone wrong and a lot has, you'll feel like part of the team, figuring out alongside them. As the father and son team, whose chemistry works well together, tries to piece together how their girl died, by taking her apart it all comes together as a bad place to be. The place is part of the mood and sets itself up for a great place to take a gander at a recently deceased women. The lovely residence even comes with cat in tow, catching mice in the air vents. Every inch of the place took away the shine of sunlight, a place of little hope, a place of dark corners and history. What starts out as a real-as-can-be autopsy slowly starts begging questions of the morgue family father and son team until those questions start coming for the Tildens.Дang, did this film look beautifully scary, a hundred-year-old morgue was simply a great location for the figuring out of what exactly happened to the Jane Doe in Tilden's possession. With a main character whose acting as a corpse was better than anyone in Rogue One.ДЇather and son team Tommy Tilden played by Brian Cox and Emile Hirsh playing Austin Tilden, the son, have to figure out what happened to a Jane Doe after what looks like a real massacre took place. It's not your average horror film in the first part, yet slowly becomes its own urban legend in the middle.

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Reviewer was provided We Are The Flesh by publisher for review purposes.Д¬ontinuing to creep me out into the new year is The Autopsy of Jane Doe an autopsy movie that celebrates horror while removing organs in a practical medical way. We Are The Flesh Premieres in Los Angeles at Ahrya Fine Arts January 13th Would I have like a house made of human flesh, yes. Emiliano Rocha Minter go have a cookie and milk with Rogue One Director Gareth Edwards over whatever political or sociological point you were trying to make.ДЇor the rest of it the film is a surreal mess of a messed-up family. EDon't worry, it's short and doesn't last long. There's psychedelic moments of shrieking and the bizarre that just make you wonder as to how anything could feel pleasurable.

You have a sense of, 'No, this isn't right at all,' and question where the hell are they. With a location of an empty building of some sort and your only friends being a family of perverts of anything goes, I mean anything goes, you have the ongoing sense of dread. Something that doesn't look right, something you'll be wondering what there building and something you'll be questioning throughout the film. The two kids aren't innocent in how they act and they seem to get taken in so fast to building and working on something. Every word out of his mouth seems like the devil wrote it. it's just amazing to watch him speak or just stare at someone.

He's so strange, perverted and has a mission/philosophy of his on dark thoughts. As both a 'teacher' and member of the family he sort of creates, he signifies a completely unwholesome nature that is terrifying to behold. If there was a section in People magazine for creeps he's be this year's one to watch. Mariano, is just the new creep on the block. They come together to build something sinister and what follows is there family trials together, which are, just not right. Who 'teaches' and 'cares' for brother and sister Lucio played by Diego Gamaliel and Fauna played by MarГa Evoli. We Are The Flesh can be summed up as a story about a creepy hermit, Mariano played by NoГ© HernГЎndez, whose exquisite at being creepy, more praise later. The new year has just started and your release is pure gross-out factor to the max, but I would still recommend this more than anything the big studios are releasing this January.

You are a major creep director Emiliano Rocha Minter. Horror starts off right in the new year with this surreal mistake of puberty.In what I though would be a film about a creepy family making a house out of human flesh in a dystopian wasteland, I got something very different. First up, a long time wait from FantasticFest has paid off for We Are The Flesh, a wholesome new family film.oh, no it's actually something quite horrible.

We're starting the new year right with movies to scare you that you won't even fear what's coming this year.

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