Little Deaths (2011)

"Little Deaths" is a chilling triptych of short tales, each exploring the darker corners of human nature in England, where sex, violence, and revenge intertwine with the specter of death. The first segment, "House & Home," follows the seemingly benevolent Richard and Victoria Gull. They welcome a destitute woman named Sorrow into their home, offering her a hot meal and a warm bath. However, their hospitality takes a sinister turn, and they drug Sorrow. When she awakens, she finds herself bound and naked in a basement, where the Gulls reveal their true, cruel intentions. But a ghastly surprise awaits Richard, turning the table in a horrifying way. In the second story, "Mutant Tool," we meet Jen, a former prostitute, now living with her ex-pimp and organ trafficker, Frank. Trying to break away from her past and stay clean, Jen resists her old life's temptations. Frank introduces her to Dr. Reese, who prescribes her some mysterious pills. Plagued by nightmares and headaches, Jen returns to Dr. Reese, only to uncover a horrifying truth about her medication. The final segment, "Bitch," explores the twisted sexual preferences of receptionist Claire. With a peculiar phobia of dogs, Claire can only find satisfaction in perverse sexual acts. Her partner, Pete, yearns for a more conventional relationship, but Claire's desires lead her to a threesome with their friend Al. Betrayed and hurt, Pete begins to plot a revenge that will forever change their relationship. "Little Deaths" is a cinematic journey into the shadows of human nature, where the lines between pleasure and pain blur, and revenge lurks around every corner, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

Little Deaths is a horror movie featuring Luke de Lacey and directed by Sean Hogan.

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