Lubomir Mykytiuk is an actor known for his roles in cult cinema, particularly in The Big Town (1987) and Still Life: The Fine Art of Murder (1990). His performances bring a distinctive flair to the narratives, enhancing the gritty atmosphere typical of late 80s and early 90s exploitation films. In The Big Town, he navigates the complexities of life in a high-stakes gambling world, while in Still Life, he contributes to the film's exploration of art and murder. Mykytiuk's work adds depth to these films, making them notable entries in the realm of cult cinema.
Still Life: The Fine Art of Murder
The alleys of downtown Manhattan become a modern killing field when corpses begin turning up, disfigured and gruesomely posed to appear as pieces of art.In the frightening climate of the "Art Killer", Peter Sherwood, a struggling musician, is hired to compose for a patron of the arts, and thinks his dreams are coming true. But as the body count continues to rise, the clues surrounding the murders oddly begin to lead police closer and closer to Peter and his new job. Suddenly, all eyes are on Peter and he must scramble to find the real killer - before he becomes his next masterpiece.
