#btw i haven't seen the last voyage of the demeter yet but i am REALLY excited to watch it. it looks really good and i love vampires

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rewatching the autopsy of jane doe. one of my favorite horror movies in the entire world. fun fact: this is the movie that made me want to become a mortician (i am not a mortician).

there are a LOT of things that could be upsetting so i would recommend looking up a full list of triggers (doesthedogdie tracks a bunch of triggers for movies, shows, games, and books, it's my go-to).

with that out of the way, the acting is phenomenal (the cast is literally so good i love brian cox and emile hirsch), the sound and set design are amazing, the cinematography and photography are impeccable, the makeup and costume design are perfect, the (very few and very early on) comedic beats are well-timed, and the scares are INCREDIBLE. olwen catherine kelly got a paycheck for laying down for an hour and a half.

overall, one of the greatest horror movies ever made imo. 5/5 stars. i love it so much. if you guys like horror (and have a strong stomach for nasty and sad things) i would highly recommend you watch it. it's on netflix, hulu, and amc+ (all usa, not sure about other countries), came out in 2016, and was directed by andré øvredal, who also directed trollhunter (2010), scary stories to tell in the dark (2019), and the last voyage of the demeter (2023). he is one of my favorite horror directors.