The ABCs of Death

Synopsis

The ABCs of Death is a unique horror anthology film that delves into 26 different segments, each representing a letter of the alphabet and focusing on death in various forms. With a mix of dark humor, gore, and disturbing imagery, the movie explores a wide range of topics and styles, showcasing different directors' interpretations of mortality. From surreal to downright gruesome scenes, this film delivers a rollercoaster of emotions and shocks, keeping the audience engaged and intrigued from start to finish. Ingrid Bolsø Berdal's captivating performance adds an extra layer of intensity to the overall experience, making it a thrilling and thought-provoking watch for horror enthusiasts.

Cast

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  Ingrid Bolsø Berdal

  Frau Scheisse (voice)

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  Erik Audé

  Beat Down Dude (segment "D is for Dogfight")

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  Iván González

  Bobo (segment "X is for XXL")

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  Kyra Zagorsky

  Lainey (segment "V is for Vagitus")

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  Peter Pedrero

  Hooded Man (segment "S is for Speed")

• Dallas Malloy

  Female Boxer (segment "D is for Dogfight")

Reviews

The ABCs of Death received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its ambitious concept and creativity, while others criticized its uneven execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 38%, indicating a polarizing response from viewers. IMDb rated it 4.7/10, suggesting a divisive reception among audiences. Metacritic awarded the movie a score of 43/100, indicating mixed or average reviews. Some critics lauded the film for its boldness in tackling dark themes and pushing boundaries, while others found the anthology format disjointed and inconsistent. Despite its flaws, The ABCs of Death is a bold experiment in horror storytelling that will leave a lasting impact on viewers.