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Directed by Jonathan King.
A genetic engineering experiment gone horribly awry turns a large flock of docile sheep into unrelenting killing machines in this rural horror comedy directed by Jonathan King and featuring special effects designed by Weta Workshop. When the death of his father and a stress-induced fear of sheep pushes him toward the edge of a nervous breakdown, skilled farmer Henry Oldfield leaves the family farm behind in a desperate bid to achieve inner peace. Upon returning to the farm following a 15-year absence, Henry discovers that his brother Angus has been performing genetic experiments on the sheep. Unfortunately for both the brothers and the rest of the humble farmers who make their living off of the land, these experiments have produced a strain of sheep that crave human flesh and will stop at nothing to satisfy their diabolical hunger. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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divinemsjunebugdivinemsjunebug Attack of the Killer Sheep
by divinemsjunebug in divinemsjunebug Blog
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"When I first heard about this movie I thought it was going to be a little stupid and cheesey but I have to say that I REALLY enjoyed it. It was definately a slaughter fest - gore everywhere - sheep everywhere - human sheep everywhere - sheep jokes everywhere; but it was carried out really well. I loved the banter between Henry and the environmental activist, Experience lots of great lines. It was a little gross at times but it was worth seeing a movie with killer attack sheep. " [More]
Dr_GorDr_Gor Re:Zombie Critters
by Dr_Gor in Zombie Obsession
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"Larry Zonka was a football player. I don't know for which team...but I heard his name in a joke on MST3K...yeah. That's how lame I am.[/quote] And you're not 'lame', Froggy, you're just young... enjoy it while you can... (wink and hug and kiss and grope... oh wait... I better stop this because there are women and children here...) " [More]
pratchettfanpratchettfan Black Sheep
by pratchettfan in pratchettfan Blog
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"A ruthless farmer genetically engineers a new race of sheep to revolutionize farming. However, when environmental activists steal one of the by-products and accidentally set it loose, the sheep suddenly develop a liking for blood and humans start transforming into super-sheep. And Henry, a former farm boy with a sheep-phobia, is the only one who can try to stop them...This is probably the best splatter movie I've seen since Braindead, which incidentally was also shot in New Zealand. In addition to the cool and low-key special effects the movie is full of hilarious scenes and funny lines. Especially the dialogs between Henry and Experience, the environmental activists, are laugh out loud funny. " [More]
glowbuggglowbugg Baaaa-rilliant!
by glowbugg in glowbugg ramblings
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"I love this film! Hilarious and gorey. Well put together and even a bit unique in it's choice of "zombies". I enjoyed the subtle humor and the story was strong enough to carry the silly premise of crazed, mutant sheep. Very gorey and the effects were nicely done without the help of cgi. I wasn't a fan of mutton before this film, but I love it now! " [More]
quintquint Zombie Comedy
by quint in HORROR MOVIES 101
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"This movie Black Sheep sounds pretty funny, but has the zombie comedy been played out already? Shaun of the Dead was a hoot and Tokyo Zombie and Stacy certainly prove that Japan gets the Joke. Peter Jackson may be the inventor of the genre. Or was it Bruce Campbell in Evil Dead? What is the comedic appeal of zombies? " [More]
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"One of the artists at work in the Tribeca competition documentary Bomb It By Eric Kohn Now that it’s no longer chic to point out the prevalence of documentaries in virtually every major film festival, audiences can get choosy about their options. Tribeca offers a flurry of nonfiction narratives that deal with similar themes and subject matter, mostly because only certain themes and subject matter are conducive to the documentary form. Bomb It provides a perfect example. An engaging 93-minute overview of the international graffiti art scene, the movie creates a montage-fueled roundtable of the various discussions swirling around the art. From a structural perspective, director Jon Reiss doesn’t offer anything groundbreaking; we get the usual round-up of talking heads and B-roll of the artists at work, all of which is pulled together with tight transitions and a fairly enjoyable soundtrack. Dealing with material that isn’t particularly fresh territory, Reiss eschews th ... " [More]
 



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