Murder for Pleasure

About This Movie

Murder for Pleasure is an intriguing entry in the horror-thriller landscape, peeling back layers of Victor's psyche as we follow his chilling journey. The atmosphere is thick with tension, grounded in a gritty realism that leaves a mark. I mean, the practical effects are really something; they pull no punches in showcasing the brutality of Victor's mind. Plus, the pacing feels deliberate—there's this slow build that creeps up on you, making the moments of violence hit harder. Maxi's presence adds an interesting dynamic, but you can't shake that feeling of dread. It’s a film that toys with the viewer's expectations, keeping you guessing about Victor's intentions. It’s rough around the edges, but that only adds to its unsettling charm.

Interesting character study with horror elements · Noteworthy practical effects · Atmospheric tension throughout the film