Flesh for the Beast

Ruby LaRocca, Sergio Jones, Caroline Hoemann, Barbara Joyce

‘Open the Gate. Step In. Lose Your Mind.’

Flesh for the Beast is a 2003 American horror film directed and written by Terry M. West (Witchbabe: The Erotic Witch Project 3; Vampire Queen; Satan’s School for Lust). The film’s score is by Buckethead.

A graphic novel tie-in was released the following year through Media Blasters.

Plot teaser:

A group of parapsychologists are called in to investigate a mansion with a reputation for being haunted, as it was previously a brothel where many men would go missing. One of the investigators, Erin Cooper (Jane Scarlett) finds herself particularly drawn to the place. As the night progresses the group discovers that they are not alone and that three succubi inhabit the house, imprisoned by a warlock’s amulet. The amulet would give its user the ability to control the succubi, giving them extreme amounts of power. The succubi kill the group members one by one as the group tries desperately to discover the amulet’s whereabouts and perform a ritual that would stop the succubi…

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Reviews:

“Flesh of the Beast gets the look down almost exactly right, with plenty of atmospheric lighting, a wonderfully moody credits sequence, and some flashy, mobile camerawork. The gore flows thick and heavy throughout (though the latex masks aren’t nearly as impressive), and while it’s hard to top an opener that finds one character upchucking into the gory remains of another, the filmmakers certainly do their damnedest. The film doesn’t slouch in the nudity department either, as the demon-vixens remain unclad for entire scenes at a time.” Mondo Digital

Alfred Fischer, Caroline Munro

“Derivative, indifferently acted, artlessly photographed and awash in nudity and rudimentary gore effects.” Maitland McDonagh, TV Guide

” … this one focuses less on the scares and more on the naked girls and gore. Speaking of which, the gore isn’t too bad. Lots of entrails torn from victims, as usual, and these ladies seem to enjoy the intestines as much as your typical Hollywood zombie would. A couple scenes of pure blood-drenched fun are snuck into the film.” HorrorNews.net