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Rigor Mortis is this quirky slice of dark comedy from '81 that sort of slips under the radar. The story's about Karel and Truus, a couple running a rural inn, who decide to spice things up by having Karel buried alive to grab media attention. It’s got that oddball charm, where the pacing takes its time, but it builds this tension that’s almost palpable. The performances feel sincere, and you can sense the chemistry between the leads. There’s a certain rawness in how the practical effects are handled, adding to its distinct vibe. And the humor? It’s quite dry, which might not land for everyone, but if you appreciate the unconventional, it’s worth a watch.
Quirky rural setting adds to its charmDry humor may not appeal to allInteresting take on media and spectacle
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