Terror Zone
During the 2020 lockdown, it's not the pandemic that poses the greatest danger in the five bizarre stories that make up this edgy, humorous, and utterly bonkers Italian horror anthology, which gleefully includes serial killers, cannibal sex workers, and environmentalist witches.
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