Black Sheep

A group of friends venture to a remote farmhouse for a holiday, only to discover it's overrun by mutated sheep driven to a murderous rage. They must fight for survival against the ravenous flock and uncover the dark secret behind their terrifying transformation.

Black Sheep is a cult favorite among horror-comedy fans, praised for its unique premise and gory practical effects. While not a critical darling, it's celebrated for its B-movie charm and energetic execution of its outlandish concept.

• Delivers on gore and creature-feature fun.

• A silly, yet surprisingly effective, horror-comedy.

• Embraces its B-movie roots with enthusiasm.

Google audience: Audience reception is mixed, with many enjoying the film's humorous take on a terrifying concept and its commitment to practical effects, while others found the plot and execution lacking.

The film's director, Jonnie Lewis, also wrote and directed the 2006 cult horror-comedy 'Black Sheep' which features demonic sheep, creating a spiritual successor rather than a direct remake.