100 Bloody Acres (2012)
Genre: Comedy / Horror
Duration: 91 minuten
Country:
Australia
Directed by: Cameron Cairnes and Colin Cairnes
Stars: Damon Herriman, Angus Sampson and Anna McGahan
IMDb score:
6,0 (4.905)
Releasedate: 4 August 2012
100 Bloody Acres plot
"They're not psycho killers, they're just small business operators."
When three young urbanites are on their way to a music festival in the countryside, their car breaks down. Fortunately, help is at hand in the form of local fertilizer merchant Reg. He asks the partygoers to wait for help in the farm he runs with his brother Lindsay. But is Reg really helpful or is he a smart businessman? With a large order in progress and the two brothers trying to improve their product, things could go wrong for the three...
Actors and actresses
Reg Morgan
Lindsay Morgan
Sophie
Burke
James
Wesley
Nancy
Charlie Wick
Bernard St John
Roadie
Reviews & comments
tattoobob
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- 8198 messages
- 2571 votes
Too much comedy and too little horror......otherwise a nice looking away.
Don't take the film too seriously....acting is not boring...here and there are some nice scenes, but unfortunately too little for a sufficient.
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mrklm
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- 11629 messages
- 10041 votes
Reg Morgan [Damon Herriman], the co-owner of a fertilizer store that uses human remains as its main ingredient, has just loaded up a fresh corpse when he's tempted to give a ride to Sophie [Anna McGahan], James [Oliver Ackland] and Wes [Jamie Christian], who broke down on the way to a music festival. Since James and Wes are forced to take a seat in the cargo hold, it is only a matter of time before they discover that the stench there is not only due to the manure. And from that moment on, the three youngsters from the city are no longer sure of their lives.
McGahan is excellent as the flirtatious Sophie, there is a pleasant dose of black humor and the finale contains enough bloodshed to please the splatter fans. But it is a pity that the first half is a bit long - winded .
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Collins
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- 7350 messages
- 4348 votes
Black humor and blood. They are the defining ingredients for this Australian horror comedy from the brothers Colin and Cameron Cairnes. A fun debut film from the duo.
The decor has something of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre“. The expectations of the viewer about the course of the film are in principle also in that direction. However, behind the facade of a dilapidated farm, apart from bloody things, a lot of comic things happen. interspersed with a fine barrage of humorous dialogues soften the sight of flying body parts and the devastating effect of a shredder.
The characters turned out well. The two brothers who produce fertilizer with humanoid extracts in their dilapidated farm are very different from each other. One is a long-suffering killer. The other a barbaric psychopath. A chaotic duel ensues over the heads of three captive teenagers. The scenes are not always equally successful on the comedic level, but funny enough across the board. The teenagers are less prominent and act more as sidekicks. Their presence makes for some hilarious scenes and thus the purpose of their effort has been achieved.
100 Bloody Acres is low-budget with a lot of funny melancholy and an unexpectedly nice (horror) work.
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