Emile Hirsch and Brian Cox are the Tillson's, a father and son team of medical examiner's in a small Virginia town who seem to have a good time performing autopsies while listening to loud rock music. One day they are delivered the body of a young woman with no evidence of external physical injuries. Upon further investigation by the men, the clues grow darker and more puzzling. The leads are excellent, with good chemistry. I was captivated through the first three quarters of the film, but the final fifteen minutes were not as good, which make Jane Doe difficult to review. The script does have a decent sense of humor, along with some explicitly graphic scenes; so stay away if you have a weak stomach. Otherwise, sit back for an hour and a half for an above average horror movie.
Review of The Autopsy of Jane Doe
