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Aftermath (1994)
Topic Started: Jun 15 2016, 06:36 PM (55 Views)
JethroClemson
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A short film wherein a man working in a morgue mutilates and defiles one of the corpses. He takes the heart home to his dog.
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Can't you see it? The effects of cinema violence on society?
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This is a disturbing little number. Exceedingly well-made, but frequently uncomfortable to watch. Which you probably assumed, considering it's about a morgue attendant who dissects and humps the innards of a female corpse. And that's all it is. There's a couple minutes at the beginning showing our lead with a co-worker, but the co-worker promptly leaves and our lead goes about his depraved business. Then there's a minute or so at the end of the lead at home watching TV. Other than that, it's just one long, extended dissection/gut-hump sequence.

That it's so well made, and that the fake cadaver(s) are so realistic (although a couple homeless guys were hired to play background corpses), and that it feels authentic because it was filmed in a real morgue, only adds to the queasiness of the piece. Director Nacho Cerda deserves applause for the technical aspects of the film -- like I said, the fake cadavers are pretty damned convincing and the film has the gloss, sheen and production quality of a much more expensive feature -- but those looking for something besides an extended sequence of a dude guttin' and fuckin' a corpse may want to steer clear.
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Yeah, I'm still surprised by the special effects in this. It can be super uncomfortable to watch sometimes, so props to the director for making me feel a little dirty after seeing it.
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