Credited cast: | |||
Damon Herriman | ... | Reg Morgan | |
Angus Sampson | ... | Lindsay Morgan | |
Anna McGahan | ... | Sophie | |
Oliver Ackland | ... | James | |
Jamie Kristian | ... | Wes | |
John Jarratt | ... | Sgt Burke | |
Chrissie Page | ... | Nancy | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Paul Blackwell | ... | Charlie Wick |
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Ward Everaardt | ... | Bernard St John |
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Iain Herridge | ... | Roadie |
The use of dead car crash victims in the Morgan Brothers' "Blood and Bone" fertiliser has been a huge boon to business. But it's been months since their last find and an important new customer is waiting on a delivery. When Reg Morgan, the junior partner in the business, comes across three young people stranded on a remote country road, he sees a radical solution to their supply problems, and a way of finally gaining the respect of his bossy big brother, Lindsay. But things don't quite go to plan when Reg starts forming an attachment with one of their captives, Sophie. Reg must now make a decision: go through with the plan and finally win Lindsay's approval, or save the kids and destroy everything the brothers have worked for. They're not psycho killers... they're just small business operators. Written by Colin & Cameron Cairnes
Australian horror-comedy, 100 Bloody Acres starts off promising enough, but falls flat quickly as it falls into the trap of recycling past material. The film fails at both being a comedy and a horror; being cheap, tacky and clichéd, this film doesn't reach any height that a toddler couldn't.
Quite a boring expedition into the 'Wild Australian Outback' with this mock of a Wolf Creek like killer. This film adds nothing new to the genres, whilst also being completely unoriginal in it's approach. Do yourself a favor and skip this film, as I'm sure you can find a better one with the same story.