After.Life answers the pivotal question, "What does it mean to truly be alive?"  If you just go through the daily motions and not putting any thought to it, are you really living? That's exactly what funeral director Eliot Deacon (Liam Neeson) asks the people who come into his business. You see, he has the special ability to communicate with the deceased and help them ease their way into death. At least that's how it seems...

QUALITY:
Much of the film takes place in the cold and drab looking morgue. Nothing particularly stands out but in general, that's never really necessary. The Blu-ray does well to give you that cold, dead feeling that the film portrays. Red is the only color that brings any sort of life to the film.

BONUS FEATURES:
Delving Into the After.Life: The Art of Making A Thriller, Commentary, and Trailer.

The bonus features are especially weak. The "making-of" feature, while interesting because it explains many of the little details of the film, isn't anything new. There aren't any deleted scenes or anything else fans would want to see. Overall, the film is decent enough for a rental but you can't help but feel the Blu-ray is wasted with so little features.

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