Whilst a bit cliche at times, and pretty predictable, it was still a fairly enjoyable watch. It certainly seems to fall under the mystery umbrella more than the horror umbrella which is just fine. Im glad the cast was small, because that always seems to improve upon the mystery feel of a film, more intimate as it were.
Brain Cox, as always, was great to watch, amd Emile Hirsch had a fine turn as his son. And then we get to the best role of the movie, Olwen Catherine Kelly as Jane Doe. Using an actual human as a corpse, (for the most part, ha ha ha...), was brilliant.
Overall, I would give this a 7. Would have a bit higher if it werent clunky & rather cliche. Do recommend watching it, even so.
Brain Cox, as always, was great to watch, amd Emile Hirsch had a fine turn as his son. And then we get to the best role of the movie, Olwen Catherine Kelly as Jane Doe. Using an actual human as a corpse, (for the most part, ha ha ha...), was brilliant.
Overall, I would give this a 7. Would have a bit higher if it werent clunky & rather cliche. Do recommend watching it, even so.
