Victor Crowley

• Comedy
• Horror

Victor Crowley delivers a darkly comedic, relentlessly gory slasher experience that distinguishes itself through unapologetic excess and a commitment to practical effects. Rather than relying on jump scares, the film revels in grotesquely inventive kills and a self-aware tone that acknowledges its own absurdity. The narrative focuses on the psychological fallout for the lone survivor, haunted not only by the trauma of the initial massacre but also by his perceived unreliability as a witness, forcing him to confront a terrifyingly persistent local legend sprung back to life. It's a visceral, over-the-top exploration of trauma, disbelief, and the enduring power of folklore built upon an increasingly outlandish situation.