Black Sheep on DVD (2006)

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Starring:	Tammy Davis \| Nathan Meister \| Peter Feeney \| Danielle Mason \| Mick Rose \| Matthew Chamberlain \| Oliver Driver \| Glenis Levestam \| Jono Manks \| Kevin McTurk \| Tandi Wright
Director:	Jonathan King
Studio:	ICON HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time:	87 mins
Certificate:
Collections:	New releases
User collections:	Films seen at Cinema in 2007 \| Must See Films!!!! \| THE classics \| Sharapova's Bottom \| My DVD Collection
Genres:	Horror
Languages:	English
Released:	10/03/2008
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Brief synopsis of Black Sheep

An experiment in genetic engineering turns harmless sheep into blood-thirsty killers that terrorize a sprawling New Zealand farm.

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Mmmmm Mint Sauce

BigDev from Oldham , 11/10/2007

If you have ever seen films like Bad Taste and Brain Damage, then you wil love this film. The New Zealanders really know how to make an amusing, corny horror, yet still manage to make it disgusting at the same time. This is one of those love it or hate it films, there will be no in between. Providing you don't try to take it seriously, and don't care about a storyline, good acting or funny dialogue; providing you appreciate this film for what it is, a very corny, entertaining and gruesome piece of cinema; you should at the very least find it amusing.

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Nice surprise

Mk1 from Glasgow [Highly rated reviewer] , 13/11/2007

I went to see this as there was nothing better on I hadn't seen and thought it might be ok. I was very pleasantly surprised; the film is fairly low-budget but makes up for it in character.

The film is very much NZ humour, in a similar vein to Bad Taste and Brain Dead by Peter Jackson. Although not quite as funny as these two classics, there are still a good few laugh-out-loud moments and it will delight gore fan's as there is a lot of blood and guts in glourious close-up Tecnicolour.

This film isn't going to win any Oscars but if you're interested enough to have read this review, I would go for it. Switch your brain into neutral and enjoy...

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