"Huh, they used a corpse for the decompression scene! I didn't know that."
Not that odd really since it's not true. They didn't use a real body in that scene. The only real body in the film is the child used in the autopsy scene.
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Huh, they used a corpse for the decompression scene! I didn't know that. And also I really want to see bodyworks, I hear that is really amazing to see in person.

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I like the Eight Films To Die For! I live in a craphole, redneck, inbread town, and when it first came to town i though it was great. The movies ran fri, sat, sun. Seeing movies back to back is kickass, for me since movies rock!

Yeah, most of the corpses in the gallery where real. I saw the Bodyworlds exhibit in Los Angeles 3-4 years agao and I recognized them too.
Obviously Gretchen's was fake and all the stuff concerning disection where fake.
On a side note, real corpses were used in the older film Men Behind the Sun. A real child's corpse was used in the autopsy scene and a real adult's corpse was used in a scene where thew throw it in a decompression chamber.

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I recognized a few of the plastinated specimens for the "Body Worlds" exhibit that came thru Chicago a few years back

Oh of course, a movie that would need to rely on a gimmick.

That would be Unrest(2006). It was a part of that stupid Horror Fest 8 Films To Die For
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No it's just because I remember some film advertised for having real corpses.

lol that is illegal.
the models were very accurate though.. you know you've done a good sfx job if people are questionning whether or not the corpses were real !
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