Little Deaths is a British anthology horror film released in 2011. It contains three separate short stories that explore the connection between sex and death. Each story is directed by a different filmmaking team and features its own cast of characters.
The first story, "House and Home," follows a couple who are secretly keeping a feral woman captive in their basement. They sexually abuse her and feed on her terror until their sick game spirals out of control.
The second story, "Mutant Tool," centers around a man who develops strange, supernatural powers after a sexual encounter with a reclusive woman. These powers come with a terrible cost, as he is compelled to kill in order to satisfy his new urges.
The final story, "Bitch," tells the tale of a wealthy couple who invite a prostitute into their home for a night of twisted pleasure. However, things take a horrific turn when the prostitute unleashes her own demonic powers.
Little Deaths is a challenging and disturbing film that explores the darkest corners of human desires. Its themes of sex and death are graphic, visceral, and intensely unsettling. The film has received mixed reviews but is widely regarded as a must-see for fans of extreme horror cinema.