Crampton initially joined the project strictly as a producer.
The Big Picture Suitable Flesh is ready to take viewers through a dangerous journey following a psychiatrist who might've accidentally unleashed an ancient curse. The movie will feature Barbara Crampton as part of its cast, but it wasn't meant to as development on the project moved forward. As a longtime producer on the project, Crampton was going to limit her involvement to a behind-the-scenes position, but eventually, she was convinced to step in front of the camera.
She's like the den mother for everybody on set, and it's great because it adds a very positive vibe, but then she's also got to act in it. I think she wanted to take a step back like when she was doing that movie, Glorious. She really liked being behind the scenes. It wasn't until we had the draft right before we shot where I went, “Ready? Babs, babe, come on.
Crampton is no stranger to starring in a horror movie, with the most recognizable performances of her career coming from stories set within the genre. In 1985's Re-Animator, the actress portrayed Megan Halsey, a woman who was terrified when she discovered the experiments Herbert West has been performing on dead animals.
In Suitable Flesh, Heather Graham steps into the shoes of a psychiatrist who becomes obsessed with one of her patients suffering from a multiple personality disorder. Her fixation on the man played by Judah Lewis will lead her on dangerous path, full of violence and the damage cause by an ancient curse that could take her entire life away when it allows the patient to swap bodies with her.
The Inspiration Behind 'Suitable Flesh' The upcoming horror movie will be based on "The Thing on the Doorstep", a short story by H. P. Lovecraft which follows a group of people who are possessed after experimenting with the occult. Lovecraft has turned out to be an inspiration for Dennis Paoli, the screenwriter behind the script of Suitable Flesh, multiple times.
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