With the glut of big-budget superhero blockbusters, there’s been a bit of a reactionary trend, a wave of smaller “superhero, but…” movies. Most recently think Brightburn, with its “Superman, but evil” concept. We can throw Glass, Fast Color, and more into this category of films that take common superhero tropes and tics, look at them from a different perspective, and filter them through an indie lens, usually grounding them in more reality-based circumstances.
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Wednesday, December 21, 2016
'The Autopsy Of Jane Doe' (2016) Movie Review
Back in 2011, André Øvredal made easily my favorite found
footage horror joint, Troll Hunter. Though it’s been a bit,
the Norwegian director is back with his third feature, and English-language
debut, The Autopsy of Jane Doe. And it’s a perfect genre
antidote to big blockbusters and end-of-the-year award bait. Don’t get me
wrong, I love and appreciate both of those things, but damn it gets exhausting,
so it’s nice to have a bit of nasty horror counterprogramming.
Friday, December 2, 2016
Gawk At This Creepy 'The Autopsy Of Jane Doe' Trailer
It feels like it’s been forever since André Øvredal dropped Troll Hunter in our laps, and to be fair,
that was in 2011, so it has been a while. But the Norwegian helmer is back with
his first English-language horror offering, The Autopsy of Jane
Doe, which his here with a creepy new trailer for you to gawk at.
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