Inbred (2011)

Four young offenders and their workers spend a weekend in the remote Yorkshire village of Mortlake, which prides on keeping itself to itself. A minor incident with locals rapidly escalates into a blood-soaked, deliriously warped nightmare.

Director:

Alex Chandon

Writers:

Alex Chandon, Paul Shrimpton

Stars:

Jo Hartley, Seamus O'Neill, James Doherty

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jo Hartley	...	Kate
Seamus O'Neill	...	Jim
James Doherty	...	Jeff
James Burrows	...	Tim
Neil Leiper	...	Gris
Chris Waller	...	Dwight
Nadine Rose Mulkerrin	...	Sam
Terry Haywood	...	Zeb
Damien Lloyd-Davies	...	Rats
Derek Melling	...	Greg
Mark Rathbone	...	Ron
Dominic Brunt	...	Podge
Mat Fraser	...	Jacob
George Newton	...	Wilf
Michael Sanderson	...	Brendan

Storyline

This film is about a group of four teen offenders who go to the country for the weekend with two other youth workers. They end up at an old country house near the town of Mortlake in Yorkshire. After they clean up the house so they can stay there they all head in to the village for some well earned drinks only to run in to the local "town folk". The next day they go to a place that has old train carriages to collect some scrap metal when they again run in to the locals, but this time it ends up with one of the youth workers being hurt badly. They go in to the village for help but it turns out to be the worst thing they could have done. The locals aren't as friendly and welcoming as they thought.

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Plot Keywords:

chainsaw | farmhouse | inbreeding | torture | english countryside | 

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Taglines:

They came in peace... they left in pieces.

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong sadistic horror violence/gore, pervasive language and some nudity

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Official site [jp]

Country:

Germany UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 September 2012 (UK)

Also Known As:

Beltenyészet

Filming Locations:

Thirsk, North Yorkshire, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£1,250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

New Flesh Films, Split Second Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min 98 min (re-edited 24fps)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

The glass jug of lemonade, between shots on the pub bar, is next to the tray of glasses, then it is on the tray of glasses.

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Connections

Featured in Midnight Movie Review: The Night of Terror 2012 (2012)

User Reviews

Boring with great kill scenes

Being a fan of those movies that detail the clashes of culture, the backwoods inbred tortuous heathens vs the clean cut/city folk on vacation who always just fall right into the hands of their captors, i was right away interested to see this film. The story is a rehash of most of these type of movies. As the movie approached the half an hour mark i was starting to get bored, and once the "meat" of the movie began, it turned silly and predictable. One thing the film does have going for it are some exceptionally great kill scenes. In fact once the killing started i found myself fast forwarding to the next one, and on till the end. If the director had put more energy into the story and made me care if these people were well you know "taken care of inbred style" then it would of made for a better experience. All in all its the same ol same ol, with some great gore. I gotta give it a 5.

thanks for reading my first review!