TV Movie,Horror
United States of America
Body Bags is a horror anthology film that was released in 1993. It is directed by John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper, and it features three separate stories that are tied together by a wraparound narrative. The wraparound story revolves around a creepy coroner (played by John Carpenter himself) who is introducing the audience to each of the tales while performing autopsies.
The first story is about a young woman named Anne (played by Alex Datcher) who works the night shift at a gas station and is stalked by a mysterious and sadistic killer. The second story is about a man named Richard Coberts (played by Stacy Keach) who is going bald and becomes obsessed with finding a solution to his hair loss. He ends up getting a hair transplant from a mysterious doctor (played by David Warner) but soon realizes that the hair has a life of its own. The third and final story is about a baseball player named Brent Matthews (played by Mark Hamill) who injures his eye in a car accident and is given a new one in a transplant. The transplanted eye seems to have a mind of its own, and Brent starts to see horrifying visions of a killer who murders his victims using a scalpel.
Overall, Body Bags is a creepy and entertaining horror movie that features great performances from its cast. It's a must-see for fans of anthology horror films and anyone who enjoys a good scare.
