Leather

About This Movie

Leather is this peculiar piece that drags you into a dark, visceral atmosphere. With its roots in classic horror influences like Texas Chain Saw Massacre and the experimental edges of Begotten, it unfolds in a manner that feels both haunting and raw. The practical effects are noteworthy, capturing a grimy texture that often feels too real. You won't find big names or polished performances here, but that adds to its appeal. It's an experience, challenging yet intriguing, and every frame pulses with distinct artistic intention.

Leather is somewhat of an underground gem, released alongside Jimmy Joe Roche's art exhibition, which adds a layer of context to its existence. The film hasn't seen widespread distribution, making it a less common find for collectors, yet its unique style and thematic depth have garnered interest among those who appreciate experimental works. Not much in the way of formal releases, which often makes it tougher to track down, elevating its appeal as a sought-after item for niche collectors.