Murder Made Easy

About This Movie

Murder Made Easy is an intriguing blend of horror and dark comedy. The film unfolds during a seemingly innocuous dinner party, where the atmosphere quickly shifts as hidden truths and simmering tensions rise among the guests. There’s something captivating about the way it explores betrayal and grief, all while maintaining a chilling tone. The pacing plays nicely into the suspense—just when you think you have a hold on the narrative, the ground shifts beneath you. The practical effects, though modest, add a certain rawness to the unfolding chaos. Performances are often understated, but they convey a palpable sense of dread and complicity. It’s distinctive in its approach to character-driven horror, focusing on psychological unease rather than overt gore.

Focuses on psychological horror elements. · Great for collectors interested in indie films. · Explores themes of betrayal and grief.