Sawney's back (or at least, one of his ancestors is) with a new, smaller, smarter family of in-bred cannibals (some of whom seem to be free-running, in-bred ninjas!), and this time they're not just waiting on passers by to get their munch on!
Excellently put together, completely depraved in parts, humorous and with really good special effects, this indie horror is a winner.
The picturesque surroundings are really atmospheric, and I'm happy to see that it is actually Scotland and with not many, if any, CGI effects.
The acting is good, and David Hayman in particular is excellent as the religious, maniac, cannibal daddy of the household. He delivers a crazed but strangely charismatic character with a glee that will make you uncomfortable.
There is rape of both sexes in this film, however, and a lot of gore. So it's not for the faint hearted!
[Image: Philabeg Films]
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