Violence and Flesh

About This Movie

Violence and Flesh is a gritty slice of early '80s exploitation cinema that pushes boundaries. The atmosphere is thick with dread, as these criminals take over a seaside house, bringing a disturbing tension that permeates the film. It's raw and uncompromising in its portrayal of violence and desperation. The pacing is relentless, keeping you on edge, and the performances—especially from the idealistic political prisoner—create a bizarre contrast against the brutality of his companions. The practical effects, while not always polished, contribute to the unflinching realism. It’s a film that wrestles with morality in a warped world, making it a grim yet intriguing experience for collectors who appreciate the more obscure corners of genre filmmaking.

Exploitative themes with a moral twist · Gritty atmosphere and practical effects · Character dynamics are surprisingly complex