Mickey Keating isn’t the type of filmmaker that has to sit around for months (or even years) for his projects to be scooped up by eager genre film distributors. His last two films (POD and Darling) were picked up with a quickness, and it looks like his 4th film, CARNAGE PARK, will keep that trend alive.

Variety is now reporting that IFC Midnight has secured distribution rights for those of us that reside in the United States. While that’s cool and everything–Netflix subscribers should be extra excited. IFC Midnight has a long track record of throwing their titles on the streaming platform 3 or 4 months after release. Of course, this is a title that deserves to be seen long before that 3 or 4 month windows. . . I’m just throwing that out there.

There’s still no official trailer or release date for the flick, but we do have a rather exciting clip and poster below. Check em out!

The film depicts a harrowing fight for survival after a pair of wannabe crooks botch a bank heist and flee into the desert with their hostage Vivian, where they inexplicably stumble upon Carnage Park, a remote stretch of wilderness occupied by a psychotic ex-military sniper.

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