Born for Hell

In 1976, Montreal filmmaker Denis Hroux – future director of THE UNCANNY and Oscar-nominated producer of ATLANTIC CITY – adapted the true story of Chicago mass murderer Richard Speck to war-torn Belfast, where a disturbed Vietnam vet drifter (Mathieu Carrire of MALPERTUIS and BILITIS fame) brutalizes a dorm full of student nurses. Re-edited by its video distributor and released as NAKED MASSACRE, Hroux’s harrowing director’s cut has remained unseen in America until now. Debra Berger (THE INGLORIOUS BASTARDS), Leonora Fani (GIALLO IN VENICE), Christine Boisson (EMMANUELLE), Ely Galleani (BABA YAGA) and Carole Laure (SWEET MOVIE) co-star in this “uncompromising and unfathomably grim work of art” (Video Basement), scanned in 2K from an uncut 35mm print discovered in The National Archives of Canada.

Bonus Materials

The Other Side Of The Mirror Interview with Actor Mathieu Carriere

Nightmare In Chicago Remembering the Richard Speck Crime Spree with Local Filmmakers John McNaughton and Gary Sherman

A New Kind Of Crime The Richard Speck Story with ‘Once Upon A Crime’ Podcaster Esther Ludlow

Bombing Here, Shooting There Video Essay by Filmmaker Chris ONeill

NAKED MASSACRE U.S. Video Release Cut

Artist Joe Coleman On Speck

Inside The Odditorium With Joe Coleman