description Black Sheep Overview
Black Sheep is a 2006 New Zealand film directed by Jonathan King. The story involves a group confronting genetically modified sheep that have become violent. Nathan Meister and other actors portray individuals attempting to protect themselves from the transformed animals.
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info Black Sheep Specifications
| Country | New Zealand |
| Year | 2006 |
help Black Sheep FAQ
Why are the sheep attacking people in Black Sheep?
Angus Oldfield's agricultural company is using reckless genetic engineering to create a superior sheep breed. An infected lamb escapes, causing sheep to become carnivorous and spreading a transformation to bitten humans.
Why is Henry Oldfield afraid of sheep?
Henry developed a severe sheep phobia after a traumatic childhood prank and his father's death. He returns to the family farm just as his brother Angus's experiments begin causing the outbreak.
Did Weta Workshop create the effects for Black Sheep?
Yes. Weta Workshop produced prosthetics, creature effects, makeup, and gore for Jonathan King's New Zealand horror comedy.
Is Black Sheep a serious horror film or a comedy?
It is intentionally a horror comedy, combining graphic creature attacks with absurd jokes about farming and were-sheep. The 2006 production stars Nathan Meister as Henry and Peter Feeney as Angus.
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