Bloody-Disgusting’s Benedict Seal called it “an exercise in cinematic shock and disgust”, now Cinepocalypse selection Attack of the Adult Babies is headed to Blu-ray, DVD & Digital HD in the UK this June 11th.  Take a look at the new trailer as well as getting an eyeful of the release details which includes a Limited Edition Slip Case designed by film artist Graham Humphreys for the first 1,000 collectors.

“The aftermath of a shocking home invasion forces three frightened family members to break into a remote country manor and steal Top Secret documents. Little do they know the stately pile is also the clandestine venue where a group of high-powered elderly men go to take refuge from the stresses and strains of daily life by dressing up in nappies and having a bevy of beautiful nurses indulging their every perverse nursery whim. Nor do they realize this grotesque assembly is compelled to refuel the world’s economy by very sinister, sick and monstrous means. As the bodily fluids hit the fan, the bloody carnage and freaky weirdness escalates.“

World premiered at FrightFest, Attack of the Adult Babies has been described as disgusting, depraved, brave, bonkers, brilliant and quintessentially British in its humor and depravity.

As Brunt and Mitchell reveal: “The film was inspired by a mixture of ideas and events…the Formula One President Max Mosely’s sadomasochistic orgy exposé, the dubious all-male Charity events, Freemason lore, exploitative male bosses, Carry On movies, saucy seaside postcards and 1950s EC Horror Comics. The plan was always to make a movie almost beyond description”.

Shot entirely on location at Broughton Hall in Skipton, West Yorkshire, the cast includes TV favourites Sally Dexter, Charlie Chuck and Andrew Dunn and horror film fans will enjoy a cameo appearance from Human Centipede II; Full Sequence star Laurence R Harvey. The film also features animated sequences, courtesy of Claymation maestro Lee Hardcastle.

Ahead of the June 11 release, there will be special cinema screenings at the Genesis Cinema, London and The Quad, Derby. Details of both screenings will be announced soon.