100 Bloody Acres

2012

91 mins

Directed by Cameron Cairnes, Colin Cairnes
76%
47%
Comedy
Horror

Australian horror-comedy following brothers Reg (Damon Herriman) and Lindsay (Angus Sampson) who turn to murder to keep their organic blood... More

Australian horror-comedy following brothers Reg (Damon Herriman) and Lindsay (Angus Sampson) who turn to murder to keep their organic blood and bone fertiliser business afloat.

The brothers' secret recipe for success was to use dead car crash victims in their product. The problem now is that supply is low - months have passed since their last find and an important customer is now waiting on a delivery. When Reg stumbles upon three travellers stranded on a remote country road, he cooks up a radical solution to their problem, and a way of finally gaining the respect of his bossy big brother. Also stars Wolf Creek's John Jarratt.

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100 Bloody Acres | Ratings & Reviews

76_%38 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
47_%1,653 reviews
Audience score rating

"A gory and funny riff on the trusty standby of city kids being menaced by rural types."

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Variety

"The elements are potentially there for a bloody good time, if gore & black comedy is your thing, yet the debut feature for Colin & Cameron Caines falls flat."

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Urban Cinefile

"This fairly rote tale of rural ghouls and their passing-through prey has its own hick charm, mostly because of performers who never overplay their hands."

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The New York Times

"The Morgan brothers' special blend of gross-out laughs is just sustainable enough."

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The Dissolve

"A wickedly funny romp that heralds the arrival of some seriously fiendish talent."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"Somehow manages to be both retro and up to date with its giddy, delightful gross-out horror-comedy mash-up storytelling."

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Los Angeles Times

"You'll laugh, you'll squirm."

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Hollywood Reporter

"As mercurial as its central character, breezily offbeat one moment, spattered in gonzo gore the next. It's as if the filmmakers ground the bits of other movies fine enough that it made a rich foundation for their own."

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