We Are Still Here

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

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.

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

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.