Bad Rev Films has announced an international sales and distribution partnership with Kaleidoscope Film Distribution for the company’s debut feature film Site Unseen.
Kaleidoscope, the London-based company behind Icon Film Distribution, will handle worldwide sales and distribution outside Australia and New Zealand, and will take the elevated found footage horror-satire to the American Film Market in Los Angeles, starting Tuesday 10th November 2026.
Allan Brady and Tristram Baumber co-directed Site Unseen from Baumber’s script.
The film follows real estate agent, Kacie Lennon, who is abducted by two masked outback killers waging a war on her kind, she stakes her life on the hardest deal she’ll ever have to broker. But, as the bodies start to pile up, the slick negotiating skills that have always served Kacie so well may not be enough to stem the tide of blood.
Site Unseen is slated for release globally in the first half of 2027, with Maslow Entertainment (Leviticus, Talk to Me) handling theatrical distribution in Australia and New Zealand.
The producing team behind Site Unseen is AACTA Award nominee Tristram Baumber, filmmaker and comedian Allan Brady, film producer Emily Caelli and Screen NSW Emerging Producer Zac Garred.
“This movie is a satire about fundamental unfairness of the haves and have nots,” says Allan Brady.
“During the biggest cost of living crisis in recent Australian history, our film lets you take your frustrations out on those who are benefiting from that crisis… real estate agents. We’re cheering that KFD is helping us take our blood-soaked eviction notice to the rest of the world.”
Site Unseen stars Olivia Suleimon as Kacie Lennon (Five Blind Dates, We Interrupt This Broadcast), Zac Garred (Apex, Australian Gangster, Death Stranding 2), Nick Cain (Neighbours, Utopia, Home And Away), Nadia Talotta (The Truth About Rome), Emily Caelli (Pillars of the Community) and Cameron James (The Emu War).
Site Unseenwas shot entirely on location throughout Newcastle and the Hunter Valley, with the support of Cessnock City Council.
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