COLOR ME BLOOD RED

The shocking and outrageous genre movie maverick H.G. Lewis came at 1965 with a fantastical progression on the gory framework of BLOOD FEAST (‘63) and TWO THOUSAND MANIACS (‘64).

The newest trend in art is type O negative! When his girlfriend Gigi cuts her finger on a frame, maniacal artist Adam Sorg (Don Joseph) discovers a new shade of crimson that will make his artwork so special: human blood. Squeezing all he can out of his sliced-up fingers, Adam then attacks Gigi, smears her blood on a canvas, and a macabre masterpiece is created.

After his bloody new painting causes a sensation on the local art scene, a crazed Adam continues creating sanguine specialties by extracting art supplies from victims outside his beach house. It all goes bad, however, when he zeros in on April (Candi Conder) whose scarlet pigment he plans to remove with an axe...