Killing of the Flesh

About This Movie

Killing of the Flesh is a twisted, grim exploration of excess and moral decay. The film sets a voyeuristic tone, using its empty hotel backdrop to amplify the sense of isolation and indulgence. You get a mix of horror and mystery as the wealthy characters descend into their own primal urges, which leads to a series of unsettling murders that feel almost like a dark commentary on privilege. The pacing lingers in the silence, punctuated by intense moments that catch you off guard. Practical effects, while not always polished, add a gritty realism to the violence. Performances are varied, but the overall vibe is unsettlingly captivating, making it a peculiar piece of '80s horror that stands out for its thematic depth amidst the chaos.

Contains graphic violence and adult themes. · Unique take on wealth and morality in horror. · Interesting use of practical effects for its time.