that the other dead bodies in the morgue are missing – their drawer doors swinging open. The film suddenly pivots back to a more traditional horror movie format, with Austin and Tommy being stalked by dead people in a very effective sequence.

Tommy is viciously attacked and, when they try to escape in the elevator, events take a turn - leading Tommy to accidentally kill Emma with an axe. They try to burn Jane Doe in the morgue but, although she ignites in a fireball, the flames soon die, and she is unaffected.

The men soon realise that they must focus on the circumstances of Jane Doe’s death, if they have any hope of survival. They examine her brain, and find it is still active. They look once more at the cloth found in her stomach, and Tommy realises that it references Leviticus 20:27...

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