Sodom & Chimera has released the new trailer for Flesh of the Void! We are excited! The feature-length film is Austrian filmmaker James Quinn’s debut, following the endo of principal photography. After a number of shorts, Quinn turns his eye on the threshold of death.   

 

Flesh of the Void story was developed in multiple fragments. Quinn turned the interlude over to Italian filmmakers David Chance Fragale, Sonia Secchi, and Emiliano Guarneri.  The beginning of the film was shot on long-expired Super 8 stock, progressing to modern stock and ending the film with 16mm.  For the vast majority of the film, characters’ identities are obscured by bags, masks or heavy makeup and the actors remain anonymous.

 

This film is an extreme experimental horror feature. It visualizes what it could feel like if the act of dying was a truly horrible experience.  It was shot extensively on Super 8 and 16mm and is intended as a disjointed, surreal trip through the deepest and most violent fears of the human condition, depicting its subject in a radical, grotesque and raw manner, refusing to shy away from societal taboos. Death has never seemed so terrifying!