We Only Attack Ourselves

About This Movie

So, We Only Attack Ourselves is this intriguing sci-fi piece from 2013, where a man's consciousness gets yanked from his failing body into this cold, manmade shell. The atmosphere is seriously unsettling—like it plays with your mind, making you question what it means to be human. The pacing's a bit off-kilter, which complements the eerie uncertainty throughout. You get these practical effects that really hammer home the horror of his new existence—it's raw and gritty. The performances are solid, but it’s more about the themes of identity and survival in a world that feels alien. It’s distinctive for how it grapples with the philosophical implications of technology and self, without getting too preachy. Definitely worth a look if you’re into thought-provoking sci-fi.

Explores themes of identity and consciousness.Unique blend of practical effects and unsettling atmosphere.Pacing adds to the film's eerie tension.