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• Jeff "

  
  Mortuary is one of those films were a once great horror director has clearly lost his touch. Tobe Hooper, known for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Salem's Lot, Poltergeist and other horror classics, directs this abomination. A film so awful that it has made me lose total faith in… More
  Mortuary is one of those films were a once great horror director has clearly lost his touch. Tobe Hooper, known for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Salem's Lot, Poltergeist and other horror classics, directs this abomination. A film so awful that it has made me lose total faith in the director. This film had potential in being such a great film. Instead it ends up being an awful train wreck of a film that is one of the worst horror films in the genre. The whole picture looks cheaply made with poor effects. This film had a very good idea, but unfortunately due to a very poor script, it never takes off the ground. This was a painful film to watch. I think the saddest thing about this film is knowing that Tobe Hooper was once great, but like so many other horror talents, he clearly has lost his touch, and now makes unsatisfying horror films that are simply poorly constructed, and end up being unwatchable and not interesting. This is a film definitely not worth your time, and though it has an interesting story, don't be fooled as this film lacks anything effective to make the film really engaging and ultimately thrilling.Tobe Hooper has sunk to a new low with this one. This is simply one of the worst films in the once great director's career. I doubt he'll be able to direct anything consistent now. If you love Tobe Hooper, watch only his classic films. Mortuary is simply a poorly constructed film that doesn't deliver anything great for the viewer. As a whole, this is an awful film, one that should be avoided.

• Wahida K

  
  Mortuary was alot of Fun and I thought this will be following with a sequel. Luckily it didnt.

• vieras e

  
  More sad than scary, and left too much unexplained.

• Craig S

  
  <b><u>Directed by:</u> Tobe Hooper.</b> <b><u>Starring:</u> Dan Byrd, Denise Crosby, Stephanie Patton, Alexandra Adi.</b> Cliche, after cliche....after cliche, god this movie infuriated me, I am a big Tobe Hooper fan, he did a brilliant… More
  <b><u>Directed by:</u> Tobe Hooper.</b> <b><u>Starring:</u> Dan Byrd, Denise Crosby, Stephanie Patton, Alexandra Adi.</b> Cliche, after cliche....after cliche, god this movie infuriated me, I am a big Tobe Hooper fan, he did a brilliant job and showed a lot of potential for future films after he did The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist, since then he has gone downhill, but never in my mind did I think he would sink this low. Using a atrocious, cliched script, the film at 94 minutes, drags in too many places and uses cheap, cliched jump sequences for 'genuine scares' as Hollywood horror does nowadays to get the little girls screaming, mediocre acting (mainly from the little girl, who showed more talent then the rest of the actors), no real atmosphere and I hate to say it...bad direction. I just hope one day Tobe uses his head and gets back into gear, because its more talent gone to waste because of Hollywood.

• Jacob P

  
  I enjoyed this film alot. Much different than what Hooper would usually do. Interesting story with some frightening scenes.

• Nicky M

  
  Kinda boring low budget cheese from the director of TCM and Poltergeist. Nice to see the mom from Pet Cemetary and the kid from The Hills Have Eyes remake in it but still weak

• Doctor S

  
  Starts on the right foot with a mother & 2 children arriving at dilapidated house that no-one in her right mind would allow her children inside, and greeted by the local coroner with a nonstop crazy laugh. She's an aspiring mortician you see, and with a deadly highway nearby… More
  Starts on the right foot with a mother & 2 children arriving at dilapidated house that no-one in her right mind would allow her children inside, and greeted by the local coroner with a nonstop crazy laugh. She's an aspiring mortician you see, and with a deadly highway nearby she's promised plenty of business. Dan Byrd has a future as an actor, playing the slightly rebellious yet understanding son. There are some nice comedic touches (I particularly like Denise Crosby's landscaping efforts), but in the end the movie isn't campy enough or scary enough to really deliver. Surprised to discover this was directed by Tobe "Chainsaw Massacre" Hooper during the end credits.

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