After being cruelly thrown out by his abusive boyfriend, Henry Normal embarks on a desperate, nightmarish quest for true love in a world that seems determined to destroy him. But his search leads him straight into the arms of a charismatic stranger who harbors a deadly secret—a serial killer on the run from the FBI. As a gang of man-hating women closes in and the body count rises, Henry must navigate a terrifying landscape of obsession and violence to survive. A raw, unflinching horror-thriller that blurs the line between desire and danger.
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After being cruelly thrown out by his abusive boyfriend, Henry Normal embarks on a desperate, nightmarish quest for true love in a world that seems determined to destroy him. But his search leads him straight into the arms of a charismatic stranger who harbors a...
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Fucked in the Face was released in 2000.
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User Reviews
“This movie grabbed me from the first scene and didn't let go. The tension is relentless, and the lead actor's performance is hauntingly real. It's not just about gore—it's about the fear of being vulnerable and the monsters we attract.”
“I wasn't sure what to expect, but it delivered. The violence is brutal and unapologetic, yet there's a weird emotional core to it. Some parts felt a bit rushed, but the atmosphere kept me on edge throughout. Definitely one for fans of gritty horror.”
“For me, the true horror wasn't the serial killer—it was the everyday cruelty Henry endures. The film does a great job making you feel his desperation and fear. The ending left me shaken. Highly recommended if you like psychological dread mixed with slasher vibes.”
“It had its moments, but the plot felt a bit all over the place. The killer's backstory could've been explored more. Still, the acting was solid and there were some genuinely creepy scenes. Not a masterpiece, but worth a watch for genre fans.”
























































































