My Friends Need Killing

This film explores the psychological aftermath of the Vietnam War through the lens of a horror narrative. A veteran, traumatized by his experiences, embarks on a chilling killing spree, targeting the men he once served alongside. This unique premise places the film within the proto-slasher subgenre, making it an intriguing study of trauma and violence.

The film features performances from actors such as Greg Mullavey, Meredith MacRae, and Clayton Wilcox, each contributing to the unfolding tension of the story. As a product of its era, 'My Friends Need Killing' reflects the societal anxieties of the 1970s, particularly surrounding war and its consequences. Collectors of horror and crime films may find this title notable for its early take on themes that would later be prevalent in slasher films.