"I don’t like movies where no one gets murdered."

With colorful splashes of Dario Argento and early Pedro Almodóvar, Cut! takes a hysterical, tongue-in-cheek look at the vibrant queer scene in Barcelona through the lens of a gay B-movie director. Played by writer-director Marc Ferrer, Marcos is notorious for leaving a bad taste in audiences’ mouths, and he’s currently in production on his latest disaster: a low-budget giallo starring his regular leading lady, drag legend Amparo (Spanish queer icon La Prohibida).

When members of his cast and crew start ending up dead (not unlike in his screenplay), Marcos finds himself hotly pursued not only by the usual fame-hungry drag queens and hipster twinks but also by a horny butch detective, her squeamish partner, and a ruthless tabloid TV journalist — each on the hunt to unmask the killer. Sexy, outrageous, and wildly entertaining, Cut! serves up high camp alongside its high body count.