Anne and Paul Sacchetti move to a nice home in a quiet New England town after the untimely death of their son. Unfortunately the house they chose is the one that wakes up every 30 years demanding a sacrifice. Anne feels and hears the presence of her son within the house so no matter what the old place wants to dish out, she is staying put.
Don't go in the basement.
Clearly this and It Follows were the films to see this year. Well done, scary and a fresh new approach all rolled into one. I do love a good haunted house film but it seems more often then not modern films are filled with pop ups and non-scary cgi ghosts. We are Still Here breaks the trend and delivers a much needed truly frightening change to the genre.
Seriously, there's nothing you need in that basement.
The film is set in 1979 which is becoming a recent and brilliant trend in the horror genre. Brilliant because it immediately eliminates the cell phone dilemma while connecting to an entire generation of horror fanatics that relish a time without modern technology, a time when horror found it's place in the limelight and exploded onto drive-in screens, a time when every boarded up abandoned house was surely haunted and sleepaway camp was terrifying because there had to be a killer lurking in the woods. If this film did not make it to your list this year by all means add it to next years line up post haste.
For Godsake lady, get the fuck out of that basement!
This concludes my entries for Horrorthon 2015, my best of's list will be up soon. Horrorthon!
3 comments:
Yes! This was probably my favorite movie this season (I caught It Follows earlier in the year). You had a terrific showing as usual this year! Nice job and I look forward to the superlatives!
Yes, an excellent effort this year, Cat! And I really want to see this movie now.
I look forward to this one :)
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