'Killer Condom' by Martin Walz (1996)

QVamp says:

This German film was bad, and it didn't quite make the cutoff for 'movies so bad that they're good.' For this being a gay (male) movie, there were an unnecessary amount of naked female breasts, as well as an awful lot of unnecessary jello and karo syrup type gore. Of course, these two features are what define a Troma movie.

The main character is a gay detective who is attempting to discover what is castrating men in a whore-house. During his investigation he discovers a street hustler and the two of them end up in bed together.

The plot of the movie comes from a German comic created by Ralf König, with the same name.

Rating

D-

Queer Vampire Rating

D-

Amount of Queer Content

sex

User Ratings

By: midiander

Overall Rating: A+ Queer horror Rating: A+

Campy, weird and very funny. Not a scary film but it is certainly fun and very queer. A gay detective falls for a male prostitute while trying to solve a series of attacks on 'male members.' See it with a group a friends...we laughed are asses off! :)

By: notmichaeljfox

Overall Rating: B+ Queer horror Rating: B-

I loved this movie. It was very funny and is well worth watching.

This is not really a gay themed movie, but is just one where the main character happens to be gay (although it does have a rather large subplot of him falling in love with another man).

If anyone is interested, the movie is based on a comic book, but I am not sure who the author is.

By: Joanna

Overall Rating: A+ Queer horror Rating: A+

Ralf Konig didn't like the film 'El hombre deseado'/'Der bewegte Mann' (1994), directed by Sönke Wortmann and based in another of his comics. He said taht it was a very 'straight' movie. So Konig was very involved in this 'Killer condom'.
The FX were created by Jörg Buttgereit ('Nekromantic', 'Der Todesking', etc...), and the killer condom was designed by Giger (!!).