The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Horror • R • 2016 • 1 hr 26 min
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Smaller scale horror with some very creepy moments. Brian Cox did a good job.
Very spooky, some great jumps and some great suspense moments. Backstoryand dialogue dropped it a star, though.
A different type of horror, incredible but very macabre and kinda body horror
I liked this one a lot, the entire atmosphere is grimacing. I wish there was more of it.
Very well produced, plot was fantastic and practical effects even better, extraordinarily scary, definitely worth a watch.
Gosh I really loved it. It's a very unique movie with an interesting story and a good point of creepiness.
Not the best but unique & interesting enough that I wanted to see how things would play out. Good suspense/creepiness & mostly well-paced.
This creepy little horror movie maintains a sense of dread from start to finish.
Decent suspense & solid acting make this a worth a watch. Lots of gore. Some elements don't quite make sense, but maybe don't need to. 7/10.
A bit slow paced with a focus on body horror, but definitely scary with interesting world building.
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