Inbred

Four young offenders—Tim, Sam, Dwight, and Zeb—and their caretakers, Kate and Jeff, arrive in a Yorkshire village called Mortlake to begin community service. They settle into a small cottage on the edge of town and brace for an unusual assignment. The uneasy calm hints at the danger standing just beyond the village’s quiet surface.

On their first evening in the village, the group heads to the local pub and meets Jim, the bartender. Jim's rough, unsettling presence foreshadows the danger lurking in Mortlake. The night ends with a sense that something sinister is watching the group.

The following day, they head out to salvage abandoned trains, a task that should be routine but quickly turns dangerous. Tim and Sam are attacked by three inbreds during the search. Jeff tries to scare them off but falls on a metal shard, severing his femoral artery.

Returning to the pub for help, the group is confronted by Jim, who brutally decapitates Jeff with a cleaver. He then traps the remaining captives in a cellar beneath the pub. The inbreds tighten their grip, turning the village into a claustrophobic nightmare.

Zeb is dragged away to a barn where the Mortlakers force him into a cruel show. He is taunted and subjected to torture, including asparagus stuck up his nose. The sadistic display continues as the inbreds revel in their control over him.

A horse is brought in to walk around Zeb while the others watch. The brutal act ends with Zeb's head crushed by the animal. The chamber of the pub basement holds its captives while the horrors unfold above.

Dwight is captured and used for another show. He is tied to a chair as the inbreds torment him in cruel ways. Fecal matter is pumped inside his body, his eyes bulge, and his stomach erupts in a gruesome display.

Kate goes to the shed to search for a way out and perhaps tools to help the others. Jim confronts her, standing with a weapon while a group of inbreds closes in. She locks the door, but Jim shoots the lock and she loses two fingers.

Kate tries one last distraction to save Tim and Sam, but she is brought down outside. An inbred uses a chainsaw to amputate her leg, and Jim shoots her dead. The cottage becomes a battlefield as the captors tighten their grip.

Tim finds a stash of booze in the basement and lures the inbreds downstairs with a Molotov plan. He realises the alcohol is not strong enough to burn, and the inbreds kill him before he can light a flame. Sam’s escape attempt continues to unfold as the danger closes in.

Sam runs outside as the inbreds bet on how she will die. She steps on a landmine and remains still, but a ferret crawls up her leg, triggering the explosion that ends her life. The village walls close in as the abductions complete their grim tally.

With the victims eliminated or subdued, the inbreds walk back to the pub for a pint. The village resumes its grim, quiet routine, while the brutal event remains a dark, hidden memory beneath Mortlake’s surface. The film ends on the inbreds’ unsettling sense of control.