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he Horror cinema We are accustomed to sites that we have all seen a thousand times: Haunted mansions, cemeteries, abandoned hospitals, ghost towns…For this reason, we are surprised to think that there are very few occasions when the genre has invited us to delve into it One of the most uncomfortable places for humans: the morgue.
From here we begin with our recommendation for today: “The Corpse” (“The Possession of Hannah Grace”), a horror film in which the body of a dead woman comes back to life and leads to a real-life nightmare in the morgue. We tell you where to see it and give you several reasons to give it a chance.
“Bodies” stars. Megan works in a hospital morgue and one night like any other – or so it seemed – she receives the mutilated body of a young woman.. From that moment on, he starts experiencing strange visions and everything seems to indicate that things are not going well, so it doesn't take long for him to realize that all is as it seems: Something terrible is happening to that corpse…
Why watch “Cadaver”?
- The setup leads to a very painful experience. There are few places more disturbing than the morgue that come to mind.
- The design and movements of the reanimated corpse are truly terrifying.
- Although the premise makes it predictable, some of the scares are well planned and take us by surprise.
- The film does not give a single second of rest and the pace does not stop increasing from the first minute.
Where do you see the “corpse”?
- You can watch “Cadáver” on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
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