Night of the British Dead

Comedy gets no respect, no respect at all. Not as much as it deserves, anyway. Anthony Rudd's first directed movie is a brilliant overdubbed adaptation of an old favourite zombie movie. Humour at every turn. Well written and produced. No matter your sense of humour - silly or sophisticated, light or dark, surreal or broad - you'll find it represented here. Anthony has a vast background in voiceover delivery and this is a worthy first venture into directorship for him. A larger than life script that keeps delivering and will surely be a good family favourite. Grab the popcorn, sit back and enjoy.

A great remake, music gets sampled a lot, it's normal, this brings the concept to the screen. Top japes and a great concept. The voice actors hit the mark all the way through to bring a very old film back to life, a zombie in effect, back from the dusty forgotten place and dragged into the twenty first century for a second life in the hands of the splice masters. It feels like this could be the start of a whole new genre of remade / repurposed film. Its a bit like recycling your plastic bottles and getting back a shiny new something or other. Anyway top marks to Ant and the team for pulling this into the light. We'll done.