Comedy,Horror
United Kingdom
Inbred is a British horror-comedy film that was released in 2011. The film was directed by Alex Chandon and stars a cast of relatively unknown actors. It follows four young offenders and their social workers who are sent on a weekend trip to the remote village of Mortlake, located in the Yorkshire countryside.
Initially, the group is met with hostility and suspicion from the local villagers, who take pride in their isolation from the outside world. The tension between the groups quickly escalates when the young offenders become involved in a minor altercation with some of the villagers. However, things take a dark turn when the group discovers that the villagers are not what they seem: they are a group of inbred cannibals who have been practicing their gruesome rituals for generations.
The film delves into graphic and disturbing territory as the group is hunted down by the violent villagers and forced to fight for their survival. Inbred is known for its gory and grotesque visuals, as well as its incorporation of humor into the horror and violence. It has received mixed reviews, with some critics praising its commitment to its unique style and tone, while others have criticized it for being overly gratuitous and offensive.
