We Are Still Here

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We Are Still Here

2015

1h 24m

Horror

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Every 30 years, a lonely old house in the fields of New England wakes up and demands a sacrifice.

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Critics Consensus

Smart, powerfully acted, and devilishly clever, We Are Still Here offers some novel twists on familiar territory -- and heralds the arrival of a major talent in writer-director Ted Geoghegan.

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Frank Scheck

The Hollywood Reporter

08/21/2015

Showcasing juicy performances by its actors who tear into their stock roles with admirable conviction, the film looks terrific.

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Glenn Kenny

RogerEbert.com

06/05/2015

3/4

More than a mere homage, "We Are Still Here" is the kind of movie you wish you could take back in time with you and project in your favorite 42nd Street grindhouse.

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Robert Abele

Los Angeles Times

06/04/2015

Once "We Are Still Here" unsticks itself from hommage mode, it finds something cathartically funny inside the fearsome.

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Trace Thurman

Horror Queers Podcast

Jun 10

3.5/5

The horror is solid and the cast is aces, but it's writer/director Ted Geoghegan's poignant depiction of grief that makes We Are Still Here truly soar.

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Joe Lipsett

Horror Queers Podcast

Jun 5

3.5/5

A powerful mediation on grief that occasionally gets swallowed up by a secondary cult plot, Geoghegan's feature debut boasts an all-star cast of classic horror actors and great special effects.

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Emilie Black

Cinema Crazed

04/19/2020

4.5/5

We Are Still Here delivers on the scares while showing a story of loss. It's effective and works on many levels, not the least of which being how it homages scary movies of the 1970s.

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Chena J.

@PandaNar Nov 30

The gore was fun but for how high the score and reviews were for this movie, epically disappointing. Started very slow as it was with continued terrible acting.

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Mike W

Oct 10

I enjoyed the movie and believe it deserves better press.

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Quentin M.

@QtheSNOWMAN Aug 20

Garbage. This like a Hallmark Horror Special

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Ricardo d

Aug 11

Um suspense bem lento, e que no climax fica uma loucura que quase não se explica muita coisa. O desfecho dos pais achei muito fraco. A cena gore é a melhor de todo o filme.

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Aug 5

Like a 1970's made for TV movie (I don't mean that as a compliment) except with more gore. The plot was nonsensical, the acting was bad. It seemed promising at the very beginning but got more off the rails the further in it got.

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Claudio C

Jul 25

We Are Still Here (2015) The Secret of Dagmar House (11,851 – 24 Jul 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) In the late 70’s, Paul Sacchetti (Andrew Sensenig) and Anne Sacchetti (Barbara Crampton) lose their beloved son Bobby in a car accident. Twp months later, Paul buys an old house from 1859 in the countryside of New England to have a fresh start to their lives, since Anne is depressed. Anne feels Bobby inside the house and invites their sensitive friends May Lewis (Lisa Marie) and Jacob Lewis (Larry Fessenden) and May invites her son and his girlfriend to join them. When their neighbor Dave McCabe (Monte Markham) visits them, they learn that the Gagmar House was originally a mortuary, and it has been empty for thirty years. Soon they learn that there is an evil presence in the house that intends to kill them. “We Are Still Here” (2015) is not a bad movie at all, despite the flaws. The secret of Dagmar House is shown from the beginning, when the evil ghost appears in the basement. The reason why the townspeople wants to kill Paul and Anne, although explained, is silly since the demons would have killed them. My vote is six. Title (Brazil): “Ainda Estamos Aqui” (“We Are Still Here”) My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/

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Synopsis

Every 30 years, a lonely old house in the fields of New England wakes up and demands a sacrifice.

Director: Ted Geoghegan
Producer: Eben Kostbar, Travis Stevens
Screenwriter: Ted Geoghegan
Production Co: Dark Sky Films, Snowfort Pictures
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 29, 2016
Runtime: 1h 24m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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