The Armie Hammer case doesn’t end. And now a docuseries is coming to pin him permanently, or so it seems.
Produced by Discovery +, House of Hammer analyzes the “curse” of the actor’s family, who, accused of cannibalism and rape, are now Hollywood outcasts. He was last spotted in the Cayman Islands, where he has lived for some time and now works as a real estate agent and concierge.
Speaking in the docuseries are two former flames of the Call Me by Your Name star, Courtney Vucekovich and Julia Morrison. Which reveal the messages Hammer himself would have sent to them.
“In the beginning everything was perfect,” says Vucekovich in the document, “but then everything changed. He’s one who gradually pushes the boundaries until he’s all hers. He once wrote to me, “I’m a 100 percent cannibal.” It scared me to death. ‘
Among the voices collected by House of Hammer is that of Armie’s aunt herself, who confesses: “When this story came out, it didn’t surprise me at all. It’s not like you wake up one day and suddenly you become such a dark and manipulative person.
“This behavior has deep roots,” he added, implying that in fact the whole family would be susceptible to these kinds of perversions.
Of course, we cannot say whether these are sufficient evidence. We now have the trailer for the series as further “evidence” of the media process that has been moving towards the actor for months: