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Post Mortem is a 2020 horror movie directed by Péter Bergendy, written by Péter Bergendy, Gábor Hellebrandt, and Piros Zánkay, and starring Viktor Klem and Fruzsina Hais. It's about a photographer of the dead (Klem) during the Spanish Flu in 1918 and the ghosts that terrorize a community because there're "too many bodies to bury."
Where to begin? I was both amused and confused by this ambitious plot. I didn't find it believable at all. I personally feel they could've interred all the bodies if they would've worked their asses off. And that didn't happen, ghosts throwing a whole village around back then. Too, why's the heroine a ten-year-old girl (Hais)? That was weird. Maybe hang out with people your own age?
I won't be cruel and give it one star. There were some creepy shots of the dead, especially the woman burning in the fireplace, but other than that, it was a real letdown.
Of course, that's my opinion, and maybe you'll like it. Check it out and enjoy, hopefully.
- A.R. Braun
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