‘House of Hammer’ Stars New Victims of Armie Hammer’s Alleged Abuse
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The trailer for Discovery’s new docu series House of Hammer reveals even more women who claim to have been subjected to alleged psychological and sexual abuse at the hands of the actor.
Hammer‘s alleged voice memos and messages are being exposed by his alleged victims following allegations of sexual abuse, Radar has learned.
Hammer’s exes, Courtney Vucekovich, and Julia Morrison, sat down for one-on-one interviews detailing the actor’s alleged cannibalistic and sexual kinks.
Morrison said she had yet to fully “digest” the gravity of one message in particular.
“I have a fantasy about having someone prove their love and devotion and tying them up in a public place at night and making their body free use and seeing if they will f— strangers for me,” it read.
Another shocking voice memo from Hammer was even more unsettling.
“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,” he allegedly stated.
Looking back on the past, Vucekovich described her relationship with the Social Network star as “perfect,” sharing how smitten she was with Hammer before their dynamic took a dark turn. Vucekovich said he would push her boundaries, a little bit at a time.
“Magnify Succession a million times and it was my family,” says the actor’s aunt Casey Hammer in the trailer for the series, premiering Sept. 2.
Hammer’s oil tycoon family has been the subject of immense controversy over the years, beginning with his great grandfather Armand Hammer.
Last year, the actor was accused of rape and “other acts of violence,” according to a woman represented by attorney Gloria Allred during a virtual news conference at the time. Hammer’s alleged misconduct first came to light when allegations surfaced on social media that he had sent disturbing messages to several women on Instagram who said they had been in sexual relationships with him.
Hammer called the allegations “bulls—,” citing “vicious and spurious online attacks.” In the wake of the controversy, Hammer was replaced in several projects, including the Broadway play The Minutes, the Jennifer Lopez comedy Shotgun Wedding, the Paramount+ series The Offer, and the Cold War thriller Billion Dollar Spy.
“The accusations of rape and abuse brought against Armie Hammer in the last few years are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Hammer family. With House of Hammer, we witness truly disturbing details and sinister secrets that money and power couldn’t hide forever,” Jason Sarlanis, President of Crime and Investigative Content, Linear and Streaming, said in a statement.
“This documentary provides an important platform for the incredibly courageous women who came forward to share their stories, and we hope their courage inspires others to continue meaningful conversations around abuse in our society.”
Watch the creepy trailer below.
House of Hammer premieres September 2, 2022 on Discovery+.
