6 More Horror Movies No-One Survives

6. Inbred

Receiving its premiere in 2011 before a low-key release the following year, British horror film Inbred is definitely a picture that will stick with you long after its 90-minute runtime is up.

Is Inbred particularly great? That's questionable. What makes this Alex Chandon-helmed offering stand out, though, is it's brimming with gratuitous, gruesome gore. Even now, over a decade since its release, Inbred remains a surprisingly jarring watch for those who've chosen to revisit it.

Plot-wise, the movie centres on four troubled youths who are taken to a small Yorkshire village to carry out community service under the supervision of their two caretakers. Quicker than you can say "Holy Royston Vasey!", the group find themselves not exactly welcomed with open arms by the locals of the area.

As it turns out, the residents of said village like to brutalise any visitors in spectacular fashion. By that, it means that outsiders are kidnapped and then used as part of a creepy stage show put on by the locals for the locals - with such shows ultimately resulting in the death of these 'star attractions'.

Whether it's by chainsaw, gun, trampled by a horse or even force-fed literal sh*t until you burst... all six of Inbred's protagonists wind up dead.