The autopsy cabinet of curiosities

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities brings the brand-name director and Netflix money to a somewhat dusty genre, the horror anthology, and seeks to give it new shine just before Halloween. The streaming service says del Toro “personally curated” the eight stories, which are all available now, but he didn’t direct any himself, outsourcing to the likes of Jennifer Kent ( The Babadook), Vincenzo Natali ( Cube, Splice), and Ana Lily Amirpour ( A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night). The roughly hour-long instalments—many based on short stories by H. P. Lovecraft or del Toro himself—vary sharply in their chosen horrors, their tone, and, I’m sorry to say, their quality. Thankfully, they also don’t need to be watched together, or in any particular order, so you’re free to pick and choose. Accordingly, here is a guide to which episodes are actually worth watching and, borrowing from Slate’s patented 1. “The Autopsy,” Episode 3 David Prior (of the new horror-nerd favorite The Empty Man) directs another strange mélange of genres in this tale of a man who disappears one night while hiking during a meteor shower, then reappears with a mysterious object he brings into the mine shaft where he works—only to promptly blow everyone up. And that’s just the setup! We follow an interweaving story that centers on a doctor (F. Murray Abraham) who arrives to perform the titular task on the dead miners. I will say no more, except that while I cannot attest that this episode makes any sense, hoo...

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The Autopsy: Cabinet of Curiosities A small-town sheriff investigates a gruesome string of missing persons cases with the help of his medical examiner friend. About ‘The Autopsy’ Impressive production quality from the very start. This is an episode that is produced as if it were a major blockbuster feature film, with a technical savvy that stands out. The ambiance is set with its every take. Photography and special effects that are beyond what we expected. ‘The Autopsy’ is so far in this series the longest episode. It has a complex premise with a number of subplots. Its tempo is measured and varies according to the context of the scene in question, waltzing its way with artful narrative style. It was a good decision to release a couple of episodes a day, rather than dumping them all at once, as this series is well worth watching one treat at a time, lest it be devalued by binge. Release Date October 26, 2022. Where to Watch ‘The Autopsy’ Netflix Director Title: Cabinet of Curiosities: The Autopsy Description: A small-town sheriff investigates a gruesome string of missing persons cases with the help of his medical examiner friend. Date published: October 26, 2022 Episode number: 3 Part of season: 1 Part of series: Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities Production company: Netflix Director(s): David Prior Actor(s): F. Murray Abraham, Glynn Turman, Luke Roberts Genre: Horror

It focuses on a medical examiner who is called in to help investigate a strange incident at a mine. The episode introduces some interesting concepts and ends on an ambiguous note. Therefore, viewers must be looking for answers to the episode’s conclusion. In that case, here is everything you need to know about ‘Cabinet of Curiosities.’ SPOILERS AHEAD! Cabinet of Curiosities Episode 3 Recap ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ episode 3, titled ‘The Autopsy,’ opens with an explosion at a mining facility that kills ten workers. A few days later, Sheriff Nate welcomes his old friend Dr. Carl Winter to Braddock Fort, a small town in Montague county. Carl is a medical examiner, and Nate seeks his help in uncovering the truth about a series of inexplicable events leading to the bombing at the mining. While an explosion at the mine killed the workers, the Sheriff’s Department found no evidence of any explosive materials on the scene. Therefore, Nate wants Carl to perform an autopsy on the bodies to find evidence of the bomb blast. However, before Carl can inspect the corpses, Nate explains the nightmarish situation through flashbacks. A few months ago, a series of disappearances occurred in the small town, and Nate and his deputy failed to gather any evidence or leads. One day they discovered a dead body in the woods, which led them to a man named Joe Allen. Formerly known as Edward Sykes, the man was reported missing a few months ago during a mentor shower. The disappearances in the town co...