Archive for the 'H' Category

Highlander: The Source

Wednesday, November 28th, 2007
State of Body Not so much decapitated as cut off at the knees.
Detail of Inspection Inspected twice, with the body parts in distinctly different arrangements.
Forensic Investigator Jon Blum
Comments How hard is it to make a sequel when nobody watched the last one?

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Highlander 2

Monday, August 14th, 2006

State of body No, we’re not going to do the obvious joke, okay? It hasn’t had its head cut off. Just its brain.
Detail of inspection Inspected twice.
Forensic Investigator Jon
Comments There’s been serious reconstructive work to put its body parts back where they belong, but they still don’t quite fit.

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Hostel

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006
State of body Um, well. Where to begin? Elaborately tortured, of course, but oddly, cause of death was old age.
Detail of inspection Inspected once.
Forensic Investigator shellshear
Comments People aren’t exactly looking for watertight plots in a horror film, but in this case, more attention to the scenario might have made a more interesting film.

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Hulk

Sunday, July 31st, 2005
State of body Killed by a bizarre mutation – partly normal, and partly something very, very strange.
Detail of inspection Inspected five times.
Forensic Investigator shellshear
Comments Seems to be a normal comic-book movie that has been partially attacked by another Film Forensics reviewer who wanted to turn it into something infinitely stranger. More power to them.

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Friday, May 6th, 2005
State of body Appeared to be gently suffocated with a wet towel. No, I am not going to say “Mostly Harmless”.
Detail of inspection Inspected once.
Forensic Investigator shellshear
Comments After an enormous surge of relief that it did not embarass us, we were slightly disappointed to note that it was, nonetheless, dead.

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Hellboy

Thursday, September 2nd, 2004
State of body Second-degree burns, bite-marks, and minor gun-shot wounds.
Detail of inspection Inspected once.
Forensic Investigator shellshear
Comments Death due an accumulation of small wounds. Nothing fatal in itself.

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