Greg Bryk, Joshua Peace, Kristy Swanson
Victor Harris is a spoiled playboy who can only feel when he's brutalizing others. Victor's wife, Elizabeth, thinks he's a monster, but can't divorce him. Roman, Victor's lawyer, plots the perfect sol...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 12, 2006
Stats: 56 reviews
A surprisingly enjoyable movie. Of course, Living Death isn't any sort of masterpiece, but the story and gore are quite enjoyable and make for a competent revenge flick. The only major flaw I found was the decision to paint Victor as a villain and Elizabeth as a sympathetic vic...( read more)
A very horrible film, but surprisingly I found it entertaining. I like a movie with blood, gore, and torture. The husband was an asshole and I think he deserved what he got....but it would have been smart to try to kill him in a different way, but his wife and lawyer were stupi...( read more)
The acting is a bit suspect but if you focus on the story line it is worth a watch
A bit chilling of murder, mayhem and gruesome revenge like Buried Alive meets Hostel.
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