Rubbers (film)

Rubbers is a 2012 British horror-comedy film directed by Julian Richards and starring Julian Rhind-Tutt, Stuart Brennan, and Joely Richardson. The film follows a group of friends who find themselves hunted by a mysterious and deadly killer while on a camping trip. The killer's weapon of choice is, as the title suggests, rubbers (condoms). The film is known for its darkly comedic tone and its unconventional approach to the slasher genre. While generally considered a low-budget independent film, it garnered some attention for its unique premise and surprisingly effective blend of horror and humor. The plot revolves around the escalating tension and paranoia among the group as they become aware of the killer's presence and the increasingly deadly nature of their pursuit. The film explores themes of trust, betrayal, and survival within the confines of a remote and isolated setting. Critical reception was mixed, with some praising its originality and others criticizing its pacing and execution. Despite its imperfections, ''Rubbers'' remains a cult favorite amongst fans of horror-comedy and independent cinema. Further research is needed to fully detail its production history, box office performance, and detailed critical analysis.