In The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Small-town Virginia is shaken after the police come upon a gruesome murder scene where a family...

Forensics? Crime? “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” goes way beyond “CSI.”

Coroners determine the cause of death of a 'Jane Doe' in André Øvredal's horror. Read the Empire review.

Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch star in this twisty, gross-out thriller.

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Norwegian director Andre Ovredal follows his cult hit 'Trollhunter' with an English-language excursion into forensic body horror.

Emile Hirsch and Brian Cox star in a giddily nauseating gorefest that gives up on itself halfway through.

Emile Hirsch and Brian Cox are father-and-son coroners having a very weird night at the morgue

As a horror exercise, the supernatural suspense picture “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” is sometimes too low-key, favoring spooky atmosphere and slow-drip stor...

This feature directed by André Ovredal is a shivery tour through a woman’s innards at a morgue, and it achieves real scares with a minimum of special effe...

This feature directed by André Ovredal is a shivery tour through a woman’s innards at a morgue, and it achieves real scares with a minimum of special effe...

The Autopsy of Jane Doe is basically a great haunted house movie—the house just happens to be the morgue.

For at least the first 50 of its 100 minutes, Andre Øvredal’s coroner horror story is nearly flawless, starting with the opening camera crawl around a blo...

André Øvredal’s last feature, the monster mockumentary Trollhunter, was thrillingly irreverent -- a cruelly funny movie that turned Norwegian mythology i...

In the folds of our skin, the space underneath our fingernails, and the composition of our organs, the human body holds secrets and clues to the lives we hav...

Hirsch and Brian Cox co-star as father-and-son morticians with a horrifying mystery to solve

"Autopsy of Jane Doe's" thrill ride is so much fun one can forgive the climax for failing to top the buildup.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe is an age-old story of family horror that benefits from an approach focused on dark whimsy instead of typical genre jumps.