Gravy

In a desolate corner of Mexico, a group of seemingly harmless individuals gather for a strange ritual on the Day of the Dead. However, their morbid celebration takes a sinister turn when a mysterious outsider arrives, disrupting their plans and uncovering a dark secret. What begins as a peculiar fiesta evolves into a desperate fight for survival as the true nature of their tradition is revealed.

Gravy has been met with a mixed but generally positive reception, praised for its unique blend of dark humor and unsettling horror, while some critics found its narrative occasionally uneven.

• A darkly comedic and visually striking horror film that offers a fresh take on folk horror tropes.

• Praised for its inventive premise and unsettling atmosphere, though some found the pacing inconsistent.

• Hugo Weaving's performance is a standout, adding a compelling gravitas to the proceedings.

Google audience: Audiences seem to appreciate the film's unconventional approach to horror, enjoying its blend of gore and dark humor, though a portion of viewers found the plot a bit confusing at times.

Nominated for Best Film at the Sitges Film Festival.

The film's distinctive visual style was heavily influenced by traditional Mexican folk art and Dia de Muertos iconography.