Imagine if Judd Apatow met Stephen King in a pub in Ireland
had one too many Guinness’s and decided right there and then to begin shooting
a film casting the local school children , with the obvious result of an hilarious
devilishly black comedy, then you’ve got a slight inkling of what you are in
for in this movie.
WARNING do NOT watch if you are afraid of clowns, especially
nasty old swearing ones. This film was
gruesome, with some of the best grisly bits done practically rather than with
CGI, which makes a refreshing change but also makes even worse to watch.
Expect to be hiding behind your hands one minute and be
laughing, quite literally, out loud the next.
It was shown in 140 cinemas across the country simultaneously
on Thursday night with a live Q&A with the director and Ross Noble shown
afterwards, which was just as entertaining as the film. It is not being shown at many cinemas now but
is out on DVD in February. If you like
eyeballs on umbrellas, the phrase “ya bastard” and laughing then this deffo one
you have to get on DVD.
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