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The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Fubo
2016 6.8 Movie

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)

Every body has a secret.

Father and son coroners receive a mysterious unidentified corpse with no apparent cause of death. As they attempt to examine the "Jane Doe," they discover increasingly bizarre clues that hold the key to her terrifying secrets.

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Facts about The Autopsy of Jane Doe
TypeMovie
Released21 December 2016
GenreHorror, Mystery
DirectorAndré Øvredal
StarringEmile Hirsch, Brian Cox and Ophelia Lovibond
Runtime86 min
RatedR
ScoresRotten Tomatoes (average) 7/10 · Rotten Tomatoes 86% · Metacritic 65/100 · TMDB users 6.8/10

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What kind of watch this is

André Øvredal directs this 86-minute horror mystery, a genre blend that feels less like a jump scare machine and more like a slow, cold forensic puzzle. The film is a locked-room thriller where the room is a morgue and the door is locked from the inside. It trades gore for dread, letting the autopsy procedure itself become the source of tension. You watch a father and son dissect a body, only to realize the body is dissecting their sanity. It is a tight, atmospheric piece of work, best enjoyed in the dark with the lights off, because the shadows in that autopsy suite have a way of looking back.

What the critics said

Rotten Tomatoes reports 86% positive reviews from 110 critics, with an average rating of 7/10 as of October 2021. Metacritic assigns a weighted average of 65/100 based on 20 critics, signaling generally favorable reviews. Dennis Harvey of Variety called it a "taut, yet often slyly funny scarefest," though he found the climax unfulfilling. Stephen Dalton of The Hollywood Reporter dismissed it as an "unsatisfactory compromise" between art-house and exploitation cinema.

How it did with audiences

The box office records are empty. That is a mystery in itself, and one this film would probably prefer to keep sealed in a metal container. It scores 6.8 on TMDB, a user rating that suggests people found it decent but not life-changing. For a movie that relies on the slow, meticulous opening of a body, that number feels right. It is the score of a puzzle that works, if you are patient.

What came next for the cast

Brian Cox moved from Zodiac to Succession. Emile Hirsch shifted from Into the Wild to Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. Ophelia Lovibond went from Guardians of the Galaxy to Here. The films do not prove the movie caused the pivot. They just mark the spot where the path bent.

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