Tenth exploitation anthology from the twisted minds of established and up and coming directors from across the globe.
Tony Newton, Vanessa Gudgeon, Jake Bennett, Jamie Greco, Steven Haar, Joe Cash, Matthew J. Kaplan, Liz Schack, Séamus Hanly, John Patrick Brennan, Ian Joseph Greene, Nathan Teboul, Dustin Pesonen, Duncan Shaw, Bianca Cutrona, Andrew J Chambers
Director
Lauren Annetts
Cheryl Williams
Claire Bacon
Slutty the Clown
Richard Bacon
Will Helm
Eve Bamfield
Mia Rosemary
Conor Barry
Narrator (segment: "Cra-Knyar")
Kevin Beacom
Walter
Kurt Boggs
Mail Man Don
John Patrick Brennan
Mad Cowboy
Jarrod Buttery
Police Commissioner
Kaitlyn-Jo Grosso Cocchiola
PK
Einar Darri
Lester
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