The blurb on the cover bills it as 'Sean of the Dead goes down under.' And ' A Gore Fest' '. Please don't let that put you off a suprisingly enjoyable film. Yes, it's gory. Yes some of the horror is tongue in cheek (check the shovel scene). Yes the guy playing the policeman had to be on something... But it has elements of a comet strike, alien abduction all overshadowed by the desperation of of just trying to stay alive. Hire it for a night and sit through to the end. Apart from one glaring anomoly (s) which was a necessary plot vehicle, you just might enjoy this little star.

Ogre

thanks Ogre! sounds delightful

Top aussie film that one

Ogre the copper is an aussie stereotypical character Guess we can't quote some of the lines he comes out with.

He was a sleazy, sweaty jumped up little yappy dog

Your point being ??


Ogre

Didn't realise they based the character on our Prime Minister

Who is your PM now Jethro? I have lost all knowledge of politics 'downunder'

I'm sure (pause, smile at camera) he means (pause, look sincere) our very own (pause, smile) 'Grinning Tone'.

Ogre

They're all like that now! Where is the clone machine?

John Howard. Last Fed election he used the line "interest rates will rise under a Labor Government, and of course the electors fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Naturally interest rates have risen under the coalition government, Howard's reaction "They were more likely to rise under a Labor Government"...

Sometimes l despair about the level of intellect down here.

For the record the Labor party for no apparent reason don't have a "u" in their organisation's name.

Helen Clarke was returned in New Zealand with a reduced majority this month

They spell it Labor in the USA too.