Morgue, The
Rabu, April 7th, 2010|
IMDB rating: 3.40 Plot: Margo Dey isn’t too different from other college girls. She’s smart, she’s pretty, and she has a part time job-working in a morgue. Margo spends her nights traversing the massive mausoleum corridors, chatting with her “quiet friends” as she goes about mopping the ancient marble floors. Margo’s singular earthbound companion is George, the night watchmen, a man so ridden with grief over the loss of his daughter that he seems even deader to the world than the corpses in the morgue. The seclusion of Margo’s night-time haven is shattered when Peter and Nan Townsend appear mysteriously out of the darkness with nothing more than an empty gas can and a frightened young girl, Jill. Margo aids the visitors in recovering from their cold trek through the night, and makes preparations to help them get back on the road. It soon becomes evident however, that something at the morgue wants them to stay. The action kicks into high gear when Jacob and his wounded friend Samim desperately burst into the morgue in search of help, creating a whirlwind of panic and mistrust. Before long, the motley group of strangers is forced to help one another as they struggle to elude the menacing shadow that looms ever closer with each passing breath. |
Actors: Cobbs Bill,Devlin Chris,Gress Googy,Matthews Brady,Ochs Fred,Quinn Brandon,Raye Michael,Sheik Sammy,Torres Chris,Horror,Thriller,
i wasnt close to her but what can i do before she is buried?
my gran died two weeks ago and is getting buried on tuesday, she was a catholic and i wanted to take photos to the morgue tonight with some rosary beads and a letter. we had a big falling out and her daughter who has learning difficulties, was the one who found her. i have been visiting my aunt all week, buying her things and taking her out, and im trying to make up for all the heartache she has been through (my granny was lying dead for 4 days and she thought she was sleeping).
i want to see my gran before the burial as i want to apologise, but what do i put in the coffin for her, apart from photos and rosary beads. im going tonight at 8 oclcok. ive never been to a funeral before even though im 31.
its topo late to change the past but i can change the future of my auntie who has been through so much. oh and is it ok if im the only one that puts a rose in the coffin as its being lowered my mum says not too but i want too
I’m so sorry for your loss, please accept my condolences. I don’t know anything about the Catholic tradition but I sincerely don’t see any harm in placing a rose in her hand tonight. May God bless you and and your family.
Lemon Drop Martini | Jan 29, 2010
I’m sorry for your bereavement of your gran. It is very normal that you have all these thoughts about her, eventhough you may not felt very close to her. That doesn’t mean that you didn’t love her.
At present you are feeling the bitterness more because you feel that you could have been closer to her and showed her more often your care for her. You are doing a good thing to help your aunt who took care of your gran. I was a bit surprised that you never attended a funeral before, but still that is not the point. I know of many others who do not like to neither see the corpse and nor go for the funeral because they say that they would better like to remember that person how she was before dying and so they have that good memory than seeing him/her dear or being buried. Myself I feel guilty if I know that some relative or friend who is dying not to go and see him and later attend the funeral mass and the burial. That way you are also sharing the grief of the other relatives or frien’s familty in those last moments. Now that she is gone you can’t talk to her by mouth or express your feelings. However, being a Catholic, like me, death is only a passage from this world to the otherside together with God and so though we as humans feel the regret, we have to think also that now that person is in the hands of God. Somedayif it will be our turn too. Though she is physicaly dead her spirit still lives on. You will fel very much better if before she is buried you have that short moments where you stand by her side and talk to her, letting out all that worries you, thanking her for being your gran and also telling her that you are sorry that you were not that close to her and to forgive you. I tell you that you will feel great relief. I passed from this experience when my dear mom died twelve years ago and I stood by her corpse, spoke to her and gave her a loving kiss. If you think that you won’t like it don’t go to the cemetry, but attend the mass. Now they only need our prayers and not photos or flowers. Still I think that it is nice that if you have the chance you put in the coffin some photo of both of you and the rosary beads in her hands. I also see it very loving for you to throw a rose in the coffin as it is being lowered. Your Mum could think like that because nobody do such things but I see it appropriate and with that rose goes your love to her. Courage and remember always that she is only gone physically. I don’t go much to the cemetry but I have a big portrait of my dear parents in my living room and could look at them and speak in my heart with them when ever I want. You will be releived and get that calmness in you.
Again I want to share my sorrow with you and may God give her eternal life.
domenic x | Jan 29, 2010