Directed by:
Óscar RojoScreenplay:
Óscar RojoCinematography:
José Antonio Muñoz MolinaCast:
Paco Manzanedo, Ismael Fritschi, Aitor Legardón, Alberto Jo Lee, Mario de la Rosa, Fernando Albizu, Elisa Matilla, Teresa Soria Ruano, Carina Björne (more)VOD (1)
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What started as a simple job will end in a bloody nightmare. During an investigation of underground restaurants, prestigious gastronomic journalist Marcos discovers the terrors of a secret society of cannibals. Marcos, a prestigious journalist, accepts an undercover writing assignment addressing the recent emergence of "clandestine restaurants." His investigation leads him to discover that, in one of these establishments, secret gatherings take place during which the participants dine on human flesh in exchange for large sums of money. What started as a usual journalistic investigation, will turn into a terrible nightmare where no one is who seems to be and which will culminate in a surprising and unexpected ending. (official distributor synopsis)
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"Omnivores" has a problem in that it tries to be rough, but it's not actually that explicit. Not that it's a problem, but I think it could have gone a little further. The set table looks good though. It's a little bit of a shame that the film tried to have a point, which is good but its delivery is somewhat sterile. Nevertheless, I liked the film and in terms of cannibal horror, this is quite gourmet, even though it lacks excessive gore.
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A solid cannibal horror thriller that’s more creeping unease than intensive atmospheric gore inferno. Though it won’t be memorable, it’s well crafted, without any gaps of logic in the script, with good performances and an ending that’s also quite nice. It also plays pretty well those dark and unsettling tones like “what if this shit is real”, or “what would I do if I were the protagonist”. I’m satisfied.
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