We Are What We Are

Amid a relentless downpour, Emma Parker seeks refuge in a local store. She confesses to the butcher that the harsh weather conditions have deeply impacted her, indicating her emotional state.

As Emma buys groceries, the butcher warns her that the weather will continue to worsen. This ominous prediction foreshadows the tragic events that unfold shortly after.

Upon exiting the store, Emma notices a poster about missing teenage girls. This unsettling reminder of danger lingers in her mind as she leaves the store.

Before reaching her car, Emma suddenly starts bleeding from her mouth. She loses consciousness after hitting her head on a structure, ultimately drowning in a rain-filled ditch.

The Parker family is struck with devastation when Sheriff inform Frank Parker about his wife's death. Overwhelmed with grief, Frank refrains from identifying Emma's body, showing his emotional turmoil.

During the autopsy of Emma's body, Doctor Barrow legally requires a thorough examination, which yields troubling findings of Kuru disease. This revelation adds a layer of horror to the already tragic situation.

Navigating through the storm for comfort, Frank encounters a stranded motorist. The encounter implies an ominous turn of events as Frank's mental state deteriorates.

In a shocking twist, Rory stumbles upon a young woman held captive in his father's shed. This discovery intensifies the tension within the Parker family as secrets unravel.

Under the oppressive command of Frank, Rory, Rose, and Iris are forced to butcher the captive woman, leading to an unimaginable act of cannibalism. This moment signifies a critical turning point in their familial bonds.

Doctor Barrow, alarmed by a bone fragment discovered in the creek, begins to question the happenings surrounding the Parker family. He seeks to gather evidence amid a growing sense of dread.

As Deputy Anders confesses his feelings to Iris in a secluded area, they share an emotional interaction, full of guilt and remorse. Their moment is abruptly interrupted by Frank's violent arrival.

Frank's sanity continues to erode, leading him to make shocking decisions about food for the family. He reveals their dwindling food supply and forces Rose into a harrowing ultimatum.

Doctor Barrow confronts Frank with his alarming findings about the family's actions. A tense struggle ensues, revealing the depth of Frank's madness and desperation to protect his grim secrets.

Rose and Rory manage to escape their father's oppressive grip and seek sanctuary at Marge's house. However, they soon realize that Frank's violent tendencies have tragic consequences.

In a gripping finale, Rose and Iris unite against Frank, culminating in a desperate struggle for survival. As they defeat him, they face the haunting aftermath of their father's darkness and their family's tragic history.