Flesh City

About This Movie

Flesh City dives into a grimy underworld where a young couple unwittingly triggers chaos in a nightclub basement. It's all very raw and unsettling, capturing that gritty essence of horror that mixes body horror with existential dread. The pacing drags a bit, but it adds to the overall feeling of disorientation—like you're trapped in this warped reality. Practical effects come alive here, with grotesque transformations that feel real and visceral rather than relying on CGI. Performances, while not overly polished, manage to evoke a sense of desperation and confusion that fits the tone perfectly. It’s distinctive in its approach to horror, leaning heavily into themes of mutation and the grotesque in everyday spaces.

Gritty body horror · Practical effects shine · Atmospheric dread throughout