The Morgue

About This Movie

The Morgue is a short horror piece that dives into the chilling atmosphere of its titular setting. The film is characterized by its claustrophobic tension, where every shadow seems to whisper secrets of the past. You have to appreciate the practical effects—very grounded in reality, which adds to the sheer discomfort. The pacing is tight, drawing you in with a slow burn that keeps you on edge. The performances are commendable, especially given the short runtime; they really sell the dread. It’s interesting how it explores themes of mortality and the unknown, without diving too deep into clichés. The direction by Majid Farzolahi has an intriguing, raw quality that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Short runtime keeps it engaging.Practical effects elevate the horror.Explores themes of mortality and fear of the unknown.