L'usage de vrais cadavres au cinéma

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D'après le docu sur le DVD, un vrai squelette pour la scène où un Morlock se décompose.

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"le squelette dans la tombe d'Arch Stanton est celui d'une actrice espagnole qui avait souhaité "continuer à jouer dans des films après sa mort", et avait donc donné dans son testament l'autorisation d'utiliser son corps comme accessoire (fourni par sa fille à l'équipe du film)." (YellowStone)

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"Permission was given to use a real corpse for the head-severing scene. However, Paul Naschy) took two swigs of whiskey because he couldn't get past the first cut into the throat. A dummy head was used thereafter."
(IMDb)

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Christina Lindberg a confirmé que le vrai cadavre d'une suicidée a été utilisé pour la scène du scalpel dans l'oeil.

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"Savini had some help from Mother Nature. He unwittingly worked with a bona fide skeleton that appears early on, sitting up in the hall of an apartment complex, wrapped in a sort of hooded sheet.

Savini had borrowed the skeleton from a prop collector named Larry Winterstellar, who wasn’t sure where it came from. Afterward, Winterstellar sold the bones to Marilyn Wick, owner of a shop called Costume World. Once there, the skeleton sat in the front window as a decoration.

While dropping by Costume World one day, a police officer noticed the skeleton and thought it looked too convincing. He turned out to be right. A coroner determined the skeleton belonged to an unidentified 35-year-old woman, and she had died about 100 years prior to her movie debut."

http://crimefeed.com/2017/10/body-horror-5-scary-movies-that-feature-real-human-corpses/

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"I heard there are some real cadavers in body bags at the Kurtz Compound set. I asked the propman about it; he said, 'The script says 'a pile of burning bodies'; it doesn't say a pile of burning dummies.'"
—Eleanor Coppola, Notes
http://www.alternativereel.com/cult_movies/display_article.php?id=0000000002

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De vrais squelettes auraient été utilisés dans la piscine. Ca coûtait moins cher.

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"When the Devil (Terence Stamp) meets the young boy (Vincent McClaren) in the forest, he is holding a small skull. According to director Neil Jordan this is a genuine pygmy skull that was procured for the film."
(IMDb)

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Dans le documentaire "More brains", un des mecs des FX raconte que le zombie squelettique qui sort d'une tombe est un vrai squelette humain qu'il a animé.

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De vrais squelettes aussi, il semblerait.

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De vrais cadavres utilisés pour les scènes de torture et de dissection.

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"Le premier film à utiliser de vrais cadavres", affirme le slogan.
(comme si c'était un gage de qualité)