Adam Chaplin is a 2011 Italian splatter film directed by Emanuele De Santi. The film stars De Santi in the titular role of Adam Chaplin, with Alessandro Gramanti playing the demon. The film begins with Chaplin mourning the loss of his wife, and his subsequent descent into a world of violence and supernatural forces.
The film features a kinetic blend of violence and gore, with De Santi utilizing practical effects to create some of the most gruesome scenes ever put to film. The film also features a memorable performance by Gramanti as the demon, who is equal parts charming and terrifying.
The film was produced on a shoestring budget, but was able to garner a cult following due to its innovative use of practical effects, as well as its intense, non-stop action. The film has been compared to hardcore action movies like The Raid and John Wick, as well as horror classics like The Evil Dead and Hellraiser. Despite its low budget, the film has gained a reputation as a classic of the splatter genre, and remains a must-see for fans of extreme cinema.