100 Bloody Acres

A package arrived in the mail this afternoon containing a fake plant and a severed thumb USB drive.  On that drive?  A handful of images (access to them after the jump) for the June 27th VOD release of 100 Bloody Acres.  

Clever.  Very clever.

The feature debut of Australian filmmaking brothers, Colin and Cameron Cairnes, 100 Bloody Acres tells the twisted tale of an organic fertilizer business that experiences increased sales when its owners stumble across a “secret ingredient” - one that’s processed through a meat grinder - that   really   helps their fertilizer to fertilize.

We have a pair of trailers to share with you this afternoon.  The first comes from the June 4th DVD release, Home Sweet Home.  Directed by John K.D. Graham, this thriller stars Alexandra Boylan, Christopher Dempsey, Raquel Cantu and Lorena Segura York.

Then we have a look at 100 Bloody Acres, arriving on VOD June 28th.  

The horror-comedy is directed by Colin and Cameron Cairnes and concerns two brothers who use a secret ingredient for their fertilizer business.

Music Box Films has picked up the horror-comedy 100 Bloody Acres for U.S. distribution.  The title will land under Music Box Films’ new imprint, Doppelgänger Releasing.  This division will focus on genre titles and their rollout across all distribution platforms including theatrical, DVD, and digital outlets.

The feature debut of Australian filmmaking brothers, Colin and Cameron Cairnes, 100 Bloody Acres tells the twisted tale of an organic fertilizer business that experiences increased sales when its owners stumble across a “secret ingredient” - one that’s processed through a meat grinder - that   really   helps their fertilizer to fertilize.

Along with 100 Bloody Acres, Doppelgänger Releasing ’s initial 2013 slate will include Eddie the Sleepwalking Cannibal.

A title we previously reported on during our coverage of the American Film Market, 100 Bloody Acres, begins rolling cameras this week.

Colin and Cameron Cairnes have attracted a cast that includes Damon Herriman (J. Edgar), Angus Sampson (Where the Wild Things Are), Anna McGahan, Oliver Ackland, Jamie Kristian, John Jarratt (Wolf Creek), Chrissie Page and Paul Blackwell.

The two directors are newcomers to the genre and, here, they explore "agricultural horror," if you can even call that a sub-genre.  Head inside for a synopsis.