The Killer Condom 1996
"The rubber that rubs you out!"
Brace yourself for a bizarre and darkly comedic horror ride when *The Killer Condom (1996)* delivers a shockingly unique premise set against the gritty backdrop of New York City.
Director: Martin Walz
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Killer Condom (1996) about?
Detective Luigi Mackeroni investigates a series of horrifying penile mutilations at New York's sleazy Hotel Quickie. His encounter with a predatory, flesh-eating condom turns personal when it attacks him during a tryst in the lobby.
Who directed The Killer Condom?
The film was directed by Martin Walz, a filmmaker known for his work in genre cinema.
Who stars in The Killer Condom?
The cast includes Udo Samel, Peter Lohmeyer, Iris Berben, Marc Richter, and Leonard Lansink in key roles.
Is The Killer Condom (1996) worth watching?
If you enjoy absurd horror-comedies with a side of shock value, *The Killer Condom* delivers cult appeal. Its unique premise and dark humor make it a memorable, if niche, experience for genre fans.
How long is The Killer Condom?
The runtime is 120 minutes, packing in its wild plot with plenty of twisted fun.
About The Killer Condom (1996) — A Horror-Comedy Where Condoms Bite Back
Brace yourself for a bizarre and darkly comedic horror ride when *The Killer Condom (1996)* delivers a shockingly unique premise set against the gritty backdrop of New York City. Directed by Martin Walz, this offbeat horror-comedy follows detetive Luigi Mackeroni as he investigates a wave of gruesome incidents at the seedy Hotel Quickie—where victims suffer horrific penile mutilations. Mackeroni's investigation takes a nightmarish turn when he crosses paths with a seductive gigolo, only to be attacked by a monstrous, carnivorous condom that tears off his testicle. Determined to stop the rampaging prophylactic, Mackeroni embarks on a bizarre quest that blends horror, dark humor, and surreal visuals.
The film's absurd premise—where a killer condom becomes the villain—creates an unforgettable atmosphere of fear mixed with campy laughs, making it a cult favorite for fans of outrageous horror-comedies. With its over-the-top practical effects and eccentric tone, *The Killer Condom (1996)* stands out as a wild, genre-defying experience that doesn't shy away from pushing boundaries.