Morgue

This is every nightshiftworkers nightmare come alive, as you will reap as you saw, of whatever reason that may be, that usually gives you bad conciense or bad dreams inbetween. Because preaction become post mortem can take many directions and delutions are just one of them.

I shall not spoil the story segments, because the script isnt more than an a- writte page, but were the instructional directions may fill 30 pages of jump scare horrors. Its a small cast, paraguayan horror movie, that will be a hard hill to climb for everyone having a weak fear bladder, so do take precautionary actions and wear an ''up and go'' because its good sound and visionary well made jumpscares in this one. Might fell a little slow and you might sense some of the upcoming events due to that but dont get too cokeye.

Its a small well made horrorflick in the spanish language, the grumpy old man recommends a look.

This film is certainly not a Hollywood blockbuster, but it doesn't deserve to be rated under 5. It's a pretty effective old school indie horror movie. No spectacular hightech FX, but it works quite well anyway. A little slow though. You should give it a try. You won't regret it.

Night shifts are scary enough, let alone being alone in a morgue as well. But is Diego really alone? Well, he also has a gun so he'll probably be fine?!

If you're tired of the Hollywood machine's output, horror movies from around the world can offer a slightly different experience. In most cases this is true, however Morgue seems to have a little trouble finding it's own voice and instead takes a leaf out of the Paranormal Activity playbook. Not that there's nothing to like here, the script is good, the atmosphere is quite creepy and there are some genuinely unnerving scenes.

Overall, if you like low-budget horror about secluded locations, you can do a lot worse than Morgue.

Diego Martínez is selfish and has no money. His girlfriend is concerned with his roaming eyes. He kills a pedestrian with his car in a hit-and-run. He gets a call from his boss. He has been assigned to guard a mostly empty hospital. There is one body in the morgue which presumably is the guy he ran over with his car.

This is a limited horror indie. The production is very limited. They probably had an empty building for a few nights and ran with this horror idea. I really like some of the ideas like catching the dead ghost in the background. The naked ghosts are very creepy. It's all very spooky. At the end of the day, this is limited. It has only one main character. There are no great special effects. It's really a Twilight Zone episode. It's a campfire ghost story. Even at less than ninety minutes, it does go on too long.

Morgue is a film that in my opinion suffered from the lack of a bigger budget and a better execution. The script is pretty good and the lead actor does it pretty well. The ending may for many be unexpected and to some extent quite original. Being Paraguayan and knowing how much it costs to make a film in my country, I just want to take the opportunity to congratulate the creators of the film, they did a great job. And for those who want to see more films from my country, I recommend "7 Cajas" which in my opinion is one of the best films I have seen in my life and I am not saying it because it is from my country but because it really is a film with a script and a very original execution.