Director:
Óscar RojoGuión:
Óscar RojoCámara:
José Antonio Muñoz MolinaReparto:
Paco Manzanedo, Ismael Fritschi, Aitor Legardón, Alberto Jo Lee, Mario de la Rosa, Fernando Albizu, Elisa Matilla, Teresa Soria Ruano, Carina Björne (más)Sinopsis(1)
Marcos Vela es un prestigioso periodista gastronómico que acepta el encargo de una editora independiente para que escriba un reportaje sobre la reciente aparición de "Restaurantes Clandestinos". Su investigación le llevará a descubrir que uno de estos restaurantes esconde un terrible secreto. Ayudado por Eva, una misteriosa mujer, Marcos consigue acceder a este Restaurante Clandestino para participar en una de sus cenas furtivas. Lo que empezó siendo una rutinaria investigación periodística, acabará convirtiéndose en una atroz pesadilla. (World Line Cinema)
(más)Reseñas (3)
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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This horror flick definitely deserves attention. The Spaniards come again with something new! Omnivores introduces us to a world of social elites without morals, dominated by those who are considered inferior. To this "master race" the use of violence is absolutely justified to achieve their purpose, which is a profitable business like cannibalism for rich people. Decent, but not very satisfying. 65%
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Omnivores has a problem in that it tries to be gritty, but it's actually not that explicit. Not that it’s an issue, but I think it could have gone a little further. The set dining table looks good, though. Perhaps it's a bit of a shame that the film aimed for a point that, while good, is delivered in such a lackluster way. However, I still liked the film, and in terms of cannibal horror, it's quite gourmet, even though it's not overly gory.
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