Normal Violence

This film features a chilling story set in the rural Midwest, where a serial killer known as "The Devil’s Butcher" embarks on a murderous spree. The plot intensifies when he encounters two seasoned detectives, leading to a life-altering rescue by a satanic cult leader. This twist sets the stage for a confrontation between good and evil, as the killer is reborn as "the Brother," donning a mask made of human skin.

Directed by Sub Rosa Studios, Normal Violence showcases performances by Ross Carlo, John Catheline, John W. Iwanonkiw, and Lou Consolo. The film's bizarre narrative and themes of horror are sure to appeal to collectors who appreciate unconventional storytelling and the exploration of dark subject matter. Its unique premise and unsettling atmosphere make it a notable entry in contemporary horror cinema.