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A woman dies tragically in an automobile accident but the true horror awaits her after death. What happens to the body after the spirit has moved on the corpse is at the mercy of those who manhandle the dead? What manner of creature is it that tears our bodies apart only to put them back together again? Whether we like it or not, we are all at the mercy of the coroner's knife, and the abuse and indignities we suffer are strictly up to him. (Verleiher-Text)
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My god! That was really disgusting.
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Terrible crap, it really made me ill. To the author's credit, his work isn't based on such hogwash, and in the context of -something- it might have value. The musical interlude encourages this, but don't ask me to analyze a thirty-minute film where the hero fucks a corpse with a knife (ha ha ha). To the good I add the excellent gore effects (they definitely looked good on the horrible copy I got) and the fact that the line "my heart belongs to him" now takes on new meaning -)
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I'm probably already a bit insensitive, but the sheer disgust of the movie didn't impress me. Actually, not even the idea itself. I'm convinced that Nacho Cerdà pointed out something that is happening, I'm not saying it's normal, but it is happening. And yet, we live fairly normally in this world and we will continue to live on. It's quite sad, but there's nothing to be done about it, right? So yes, it's good to bring attention to it and this is definitely a path that is ultimately very professional and makes you at least a little bit reflective. So, from my perspective, it's good.
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