A countryside getaway turns into a fight for survival when dinner guests become the main course.
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Nice to have your friends for dinner...
A group of people staying in England discover that there are brutal cannibals in their midst.
Quick Answer
Gnaw is a 2008 United Kingdom comedy-horror film directed by Gregory Mandry about six friends whose rural holiday spirals into terror when their hosts are revealed to be cannibals.
Programmer's Pick
If you’ve ever thought a countryside retreat would be a breath of fresh air, Gnaw begs to differ—especially when your hosts are more interested in seasoning than pleasing. This British horror-comedy puts the ‘meat’ in meet-and-greet, delivering equal parts gore and grim humor.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
The film’s sadistic family of cannibals puts a gruesome spin on hospitality, making every meal a suspenseful affair.
Gnaw mixes black humor with horror, setting it apart from standard slashers with its playful yet sinister approach.
The film’s picturesque countryside turns menacing, using an isolated locale to heighten both tension and absurdity.
Expect plenty of tongue-ripping, flesh eating, and blood—this is not your typical holiday fare.
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Group of friends visit countryside house
Sadistic cannibal family
Guests become intended victims for cannibalistic meals
English countryside holiday home
Questions from the Vault
When was Gnaw released? +
Gnaw was released in 2008.
Who directed Gnaw? +
Gnaw was directed by Gregory Mandry.
How long is Gnaw? +
Gnaw has a runtime of 90 minutes.
What genre is Gnaw? +
Gnaw is a comedy-horror film.
Where can I watch Gnaw? +
Gnaw is available to stream on SassyFlix.
