Wednesday 10 August 2022 10:34 PM Two of Armie Hammer's accusers share actor's '100% cannibal' texts in explosive ... trends now
A new documentary featuring Armie Hammer's aunt and a pair of his accusers delves into the embattled actor's alleged violent sexual fantasies and dark family history.
In the new trailer for House of Hammer, accusers Courtney Vucekovich and Julia Morrison describe their allegedly violent relationships with Hammer in harrowing detail.
'I am here to talk about what happened with my relationship with Armie Hammer,' Vucekovich says at the outset of the trailer - after taking deep breaths and nervously adjusting her jacket.
She and Morrison then go on to show text messages they say Hammer, 35, sent describing violent sexual fantasies he wanted them to play out - including the infamous 'I'm 100% a cannibal' text.
'I haven't really digested this one,' Morrison says flipping through her phone and reading aloud a text from Hammer, 'I have a fantasy of having someone prove their love and devotion and tying them up in a public place at night making their body free use. And seeing if they will f*** strangers for me.'
The three part series was co-produced by Armie's own aunt, Casey Hammer, and is to be released on Discovery+ on Wednesday. She also appeared in the trailer and said she wasn't surprised to learn about the accusations against her nephew, saying darkness is a Hammer family tradition.
'When all this came out about Armie, I was not shocked. You just don't wake up and become this dark controller, abuser. This behavior, its deep rooted.'
The documentary is the latest chapter in the unravelling of the former Hollywood A-lister whose career was felled in 2021 by sexual assault allegations and an ensuing investigation from the Los Angeles police department. He was recently spotted working as a timeshare salesman in the Cayman Islands after a rehab stint.
Armie Hammer was spotted in Los Angeles in July after he was seen selling timeshares in the Cayman Islands
In the documentary, accusers Courtney Vucekovich and Julia Morrison describe their allegedly violent relationships with Hammer in harrowing detail, while Hammer's own aunt, Casey Hammer, describes a family steeped in generations of violent behavior
In the documentary Armie Hammer's own aunt, Casey Hammer, describes a family steeped in generations of violent behavior
In the trailer, Vucekovich and Mirron both said their relationship with Hammer started out idyllic.
'In the beginning I felt like this was all prefect, this was amazing,' Vucekovich said, 'How could you be this beautiful, this smart, so funny. But then things changed. He pushes your boundaries a little bit at a time. You're his, completely.'
She said things began to escalate rapidly after Armie left her a handwritten note that said 'I am going to bite the f*** out of you,' describing being so violently bound by Hammer during sex that she closed her eyes to shut it out.
'He just like acted mad. The ropes were around your neck, your wrist, your ankles, you're like completely immobilized. I'm just closing my eyes until it ended,' she said, sharing a photo of five coils of rope Hammer allegedly sent her.
'I mean, he said, I'm 100% a cannibals. I'm freaking out.'
Morrison said her relationship with Hammer started with him saying' god you're so perfect, its like you were made for me,' but by the end his violent kinks were 'all he wanted ever to talk about.'
The trailer also plays a voice memo allegedly recorded by Hammer saying 'My bet was going to involve showing up at your place and completely tying you up and incapacitating you and being able to do whatever I wanted to every single hole in your body until I was done with you.'
A pair of texts Armie Hammer allegedly sent to Courtney Vucekovich, revealed in the documentary
A series of texts Armie sent to one of his accusers. It was anonymously shared in 2021 when he was first accused. It is unclear who he sent it to
Casey, the sister of Armie's father who became estranged after she was mostly ignored by in her grandfather's multi-million-dollar will in 1990 - reported to be worth about $800million - said violence runs in the family.
'On the outside we were a perfect family. But magnify Succession a million times, and it as my family,' she said, 'If you believe about making deals with the devil, the Hammers are top of the totem pole.'
Armie's great-grandfather and namesake, Armand Hammer, made millions in the oil industry but left his family deeply
