When the city of Rome is rocked by a wave of violent suicides, a young forensic pathologist (Mimsy Farmer), wracked by hallucinations of the living dead, and a priest (Barry Primus), running from his dark past, begin an investigation. Together, they uncover a deadly secret and a chilling slab of unspeakable horror.Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Autopsy (1974)
When the city of Rome is rocked by a wave of violent suicides, a young forensic pathologist (Mimsy Farmer), wracked by hallucinations of the living dead, and a priest (Barry Primus), running from his dark past, begin an investigation. Together, they uncover a deadly secret and a chilling slab of unspeakable horror.
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