Black Sheep
Black Sheep
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Jonathan KingDrehbuch:
Jonathan KingKamera:
Richard BluckMusik:
Victoria KellyBesetzung:
Peter Feeney, Nathan Meister, Matthew Chamberlain, Matthew Saville, Louis Sutherland, Tammy Davis, Robert Lohr, Tandi Wright, Kevin McTurk, Eli Kent (mehr)Streaming (1)
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Angst vor Schafen? Gibt es! Siehe Henry, der auch noch auf die elterliche Schaffarm zurück muss. Dort führt sein profitgeiler Bruder Gen-Versuche an den Vierbeinern durch. Und wie soll es anders sein: Die Lämmer verwandeln sich bald zu Wölfen. Als sie anfangen, ihren Hunger nach Menschenfleisch zu stillen, muss ausgerechnet Henry sie zum Schweigen zu bringen. Schafe zählen zum Einschlafen ist nicht! (TELE 5)
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Bee!! When the sheep horror looked serious in the beginning, I rolled my eyes, but as soon as the one-liners started and the wicked embryos began crawling on eccentric Greenpeace members, I let loose and partly fell in love with this perfectly crazy spoof with amazing pace. Denying certain established genre conventions borders on genius. The paraphrase of the old good cliché about smoking after sex, I almost couldn't stop laughing in context.
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After a long time the Kiwis return to the waters where their bohemian Peter Jackson reigns supreme. Except that instead of creepy aliens or reanimated zombies, this time we have a herd of sheep terrorizing a group of people – this fact alone tells us that we are in for a very unconventional movie. But watch out, don’t be fooled by the seemingly harmless appearance of these furry creatures, all it takes is one little lab accident, one little bite, and you're in big trouble, with bloodthirsty sheep running around, eating people's intestines and tearing off their limbs just like in the days of Master Jackson, with people turning into weresheeps, and a protagonist who’s been terrified of sheep since he was a little boy. If that sounds crazy enough, let me tell you that the final version is twice as crazy, and if it wasn't for the terribly stupid and unoriginal story that tries to make a plot out of obligation, it could have been a big hit. As it is, it's just a relatively entertaining B-movie that I probably won't watch again.
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