HE HAS TO MURDER TO SURVIVE

Cinemavixion Review

In "He Has To Murder To Survive," a dark comedy with a distinctly rural edge, the proprietors of a struggling home-kills and butchery service find themselves in dire straits. As corporate interests encroach upon their traditional livelihood, a desperate pivot leads them to offer a new, macabre service: the elimination of human targets. The narrative promises a descent into morally ambiguous territory, exploring the lengths to which ordinary people will go when faced with economic devastation. With a cast including Cameron Jones, Josh McKenzie, and Mavournee Hazel, the film appears poised to delve into themes of survival, desperation, and the blurred lines between necessity and criminality. This premise offers a unique, albeit grim, lens through which to examine the pressures of modern economic realities on small-town enterprises.