Hydronium Bromide for All: A Review of After.Life
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Eliot (Liam Neeson, "Kinsey," "Taken") either injects a powerful muscle relaxant (the make-believe "hydronium bromide") into people incorrectly declared dead by the local coroner, then buries them alive, or this mortician is cursed as a corpse-whisperer. The first one was his mother's. He listens to their unceasing insistence they're not dead, and berates deceased in-denial
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Hydronium Bromide for All: A Review of After.Life
