Sodomaniac

Meet “The Wolfpack,” a gang of smug, hard-partying predator bros who spend their nights drugging women and bragging about their conquests. But their reign of non-consensual sleaze comes to a brutal end when a masked maniac from their past resurfaces… and starts settling the score in the most painful and humiliating way possible. One by one, the hunters become the hunted as the mysterious killer delivers a twisted, poetic justice and turning them inside out. Sporting a grotesque ass mask and the strap on from hell, the Sodomaniac tears through the pack in a barrage of depraved, over-the-top carnage and vengeance that pushes all slasher tropes to their outrageous extremes.

But beneath the in your face, punk rock surface, Sodomaniac operates as a raw piece of outsider horror—reflecting the street level ethos of microbudget filmmaking while channeling a grim sense of morality and justice. Directed by music video veteran Anthony Catanese, the film stands as a confrontational artifact of underground cinema, where provocation and dark humor intersect with a distinctly regional, do it yourself sensibility. Equal parts abrasive, offensive and audacious, it remains a striking example of revenge horror pushed to its most uncompromising limits.