We Are Still Here

The story follows Anne and Paul Sacchetti as they move to an isolated house in the village of Aylesbury after their college-aged son's death. The couple experiences unsettling noises and ghostly presences, leading them to believe their son's spirit remains nearby. They enlist the help of a mysterious New Age couple to uncover the dark secrets buried within the house.

We Are Still Here was produced by Dark Sky Films and Snowfort Pictures, companies known for supporting independent horror projects. Barbara Crampton, a veteran of genre cinema with credits in classics like Re-Animator, leads the cast alongside Andrew Sensenig and Lisa Marie. The film’s practical effects and atmospheric cinematography pay homage to 1970s horror while delivering modern scares.

The film has gained a cult following for its restrained, slow-building tension and its focus on mood over jump scares. Collectors may note its release across multiple physical formats, including DVD and Blu-ray, which present the film’s detailed set design and makeup effects with clarity. Its place in the resurgence of retro-inspired horror makes it a title of interest for genre aficionados.

While not a mainstream blockbuster, We Are Still Here remains a noteworthy example of contemporary haunted house cinema. Its combination of grief-driven narrative and classic ghost story elements offers a distinct viewing experience that continues to resonate with fans of atmospheric horror.