palmerjosh74 I just finished watching this movie and was entertain from beginning to end. The whole process of human decomposition and what brings a person to allow it to happen rather than seek help always catches my attention. Well, not all movies. Some movies are not able to make a film like this interesting or engaging while not telling or explaining much. For a low budget film, the cinematography was fine. The acting is decent and the story line crystal clear without much need for dialogue. The makeup artist did a great realistic human decomposition process on the actor. He/she must have seen it happen on a real cadaver. I can testify on that because i dealt with a few of them in my line of work. I say give it a chance. I think you will enjoy it. Just make sure you are not eating while watching it.

Cody Rapp (biscutbuu69) Possible Spoilers ahead! A Canadian horror film from 2012 and tonight's movie is 'Thanatomorphose'Thanatomorphose is an hellenic word meaning the visible signs of an organism's decomposition caused by death. One day, a young and beautiful girl a wakes up and finds her flesh rotting.'Thanatomorphose' while interesting in premise it would have been better if it were a short film because the film had potential but it squandered it on showing the uninteresting lives of your average Canadians, and a idiot main character that walks around naked half the movie and when she starts rotting doesn't go to the hospital but instead walks from room to room rotting and naked. Hell that small segment of the film is the only good part the rest is boring and uninteresting the characters don't even have names, the acting is poor, the writing matches the acting, the camera work isn't that bad but the lighting needs some serious work, it seems whoever handled the lighting doesn't know that you need more than one light for anything to be visible, the sound design sucks its hard to hear what people are saying, the music (or lack there of) is good for the little bit we get. The only good thing here is the effects and those are even somewhat laughable at times. The film really doesn't get good until about an hour in and even at that point when it gets gory and entertaining you are still thinking to yourself is this chick seriously not thinking about going to the hospital. The best parts of the film add up to about 20 minutes. On the gore meter from one to ten One being something like 'The Corpse Grinders' and Ten being something like 'Braindead'. 'Thanatomorphose' is a 5 really its not as gory as it is grotesque, I'll give it that much. 'Thanatomorphose' isn't really anything new and if you just gotta watch it then go ahead me on the other hand I'm gonna watch a good body horror film, 'Slime City' maybe 'Eraserhead'. The film tries to seem like some kind of genius erotic body horror slasher art film 1/5 or 2/10

stigma-enigma-08 I watched this movie straight after finishing watching another movie ...called " Thanatomorphose (2012)"Its about a young woman who's body starts to decompose.. not much of a storyline but the gore was 8/10 and special effects 8/10.. its similar in many ways and if u might not yet have watched it, i would like to mention it in this reviewIts worth watching but NOT the type of horror movie you could watch once a week..one time is enough to get its point across.. and it intrigued me as to how far this movie would go, and i wasn't disappointed if you liked this movie then try watch "Thanatomorphose" freaky how similar they both are...

unaris26 It has been nearly a year since I have seen the 2012 horror film Thanatomorphose. This film has haunted me since. The word Thanatomorphose is French and it means to rot or visible signs of decay.The film follows a pretty young girl. She lives in her apartment alone. She has a boyfriend, but he only comes over for sex. He abuses her a lot. She is lonely. She is an inspiring artist, but her future in art looks bleak. She feels empty, and she believes that her life has no purpose. Sex her outlet to try and make herself feel SOMETHING. She feels empty. Be warned, there is plenty of nudity in the film and very light sex scenes. The main character is naked most of the time and the film has a lot of gore. The film wouldn't be as good without these. The pretty girl contracts some sort of disease that slowly eats her away. Where it is from I do not know. Maybe her abusive spouse is a carrier, or maybe it came from the rotting crack in the ceiling above her bed.It is a slow film, but I believe that the movie just wouldn't be the same if it wasn't for its slow pace. Its a low-budget film and a personal endeavor by its Director, Eric Falardeau and his first feature film. This film was not made to sell movie tickets or with money in mind. This film is not for everybody. The slow pace of the movie reflects the main characters slow decomposition, the claustrophobia of the films cinematography. This film accomplishes much on its low budget.Even the most mundane of scenes are important. Scenes show this girl brushing her teeth, putting on make-up and preparing breakfast. The mundane scenes show us that this girl is not Sandra Bullock or Angelina Jolie. She is an average ordinary person like us.The film takes place entirely in the girl's apartment. The disease slowly rots the girl to death. The disease itself is as much of a character as the girl is. I don't want to spoil anything, but it gets very gruesome and hard to watch at times. Whats even more bizarre is her reaction to her affliction. She does not panic or call 911.This is a reflection of how cut off from the world she is, how alone she is. Obviously a side effect of the disease is dementia. This represents the chaos in our lives and the delusions we force ourselves to believe so that we can just cope. Indeed, this film is the girl trying to cope with her new condition. The more the disease takes over her, the more lustful she gets. She covers all of the mirrors in her house so she can remain ignorant of her condition. Her skin is near-dead, so I'm assuming that she can't feel much pain or the dementia is causing her to dismiss it. When she finally sees herself in the mirror, she rips her eyeballs out. She prefers being ignorant then seeing the truth.Eventually she goes full-out insane and in her anger and desperation commits a fatal act of violence and despair against her abusive boyfriend and her neighbor. Now she truly has no one. By this point she is like a walking corpse. She crawls around until the disease finally takes her in one haunting scene that has stuck with me long past the film was over. I don't want to spoil much, but in the end she lets out an ear-piercing shriek in anger, pain and sadness as her body rots. No one can hear her. No one cares. The last frame is as haunting as her final breaths of life, with her just laying in the hallway, a bloody mess.I realize now WHY I love this movie so much. I realize now WHY this movie has stuck with me for so long. That is ME on the screen rotting to death as my flesh falls off. That is ME screaming in anger and desperation, for someone to help me. That is ME dying alone and no one can hear me and no one cares. That is MY dreams coming to an erupt and ugly end.This is just my little rant on this movie. Keep in mind, IT IS NOT FOR EVERYONE. If you don't like slow films, then you probably won't like this. I however, LOVE IT. It embodies perfectly how I feel in this modern, industrial and cold detached society. This movie is about death. This movie is about an ordinary girl and how her dreams never came to pass. This movie is about a lot of things. I could go on and on about it, but I'll stop here. I'm just going to end this saying that I will remember this movie for the rest of my life. Is the movie good? I think so, but not everyone will. I, however, love it.