The Mortician 3D 2011

"The Mortician" is a 2011 psychological thriller film directed by Gareth Maxwell Roberts. It stars Method Man as the main character, a reclusive and introverted mortician known only as "The Mortician." 

The story follows The Mortician as he goes about his daily routine, working in a small morgue in a run-down neighborhood. He leads a solitary and quiet life, detached from the world around him. The Mortician's detachment stems from a traumatic event in his past that continues to haunt him. 

One day, The Mortician's routine is disrupted when he receives the body of a young murder victim, a woman named Jenny, played by Dash Mihok. As he prepares her body for burial, he becomes deeply affected by her tragic death and begins to investigate the circumstances surrounding her murder. 

Through a series of flashbacks and eerie visions, The Mortician starts to piece together Jenny's life and the events that led to her untimely death. Along the way, he forms a spiritual and emotional connection with her, finding a sense of purpose in seeking justice for the young woman. 

As The Mortician delves deeper into Jenny's life, he is drawn into a dark and dangerous underworld of crime and corruption. He must confront his own past and face the demons that have plagued him for years, all while navigating a treacherous path toward finding the truth about Jenny's death. 

"The Mortician" is a gripping and atmospheric thriller that explores themes of redemption, empathy, and the impact of trauma on one's psyche. Method Man's portrayal of the enigmatic mortician adds depth and complexity to the character, while the film's moody and suspenseful atmosphere contributes to its overall sense of unease. 

The film received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for its atmosphere and Method Man's performance, but some criticism for its narrative execution. "The Mortician" remains an intriguing and unique entry in the psychological thriller genre, offering a haunting exploration of the human psyche and the power of empathy in the face of darkness.