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Overall Rank: 6434

Average Rating: 2.6/4

# of Ratings: 21

Theatrical Release Date: 11/05/2009

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 10/12/2010

Language: English

Genre: Comedy, Horror

MPAA Rating: NR

Director: Jake West

Actors: Danny Dyer, Stephen Graham, Noel Clarke, Terry Stone, Christina Cole, Lee Ingleby

Plot: Trying to bring their friend out a funk following his divorce, the group heads to a town to get really drunk. It's really too bad for them that a virus has turned all the women into men-hating, psychotic cannibals intent on ripping them apart. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 05/11/2014

It's really too bad for them that a virus has turned all the women into men-hating, psychotic cannibals intent on ripping them apart. This movie rips-off Shaun of the dead at some parts but this is enjoyable to watch.

Chris Kavan - wrote on 05/01/2011

A pretty decent dark British comedy/horror film that puts a different spin on a zombie films. A bunch of friends go off to help their friend "celebrate" his divorce only to run smack dab into a biological nightmare that turns women into men-hating monsters - not dead, but mutated and vicious. Funny, dangerous, bizarre and all-around good.

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Yojimbo - wrote on 06/28/2012

A group of Londoners go on a "lads only" trip to a remote village only to find that the entire female population have become flesh eating monsters and murdered all the men. I'd like to nominate Jake West for a long, slow hand clap because this is the second of his films I've seen and the second that's one of the most immature, amateurish piles of crap I've ever witnessed. I think you can tell from the synopsis and the presence of rent-a-geezer Danny Dyer and Stephen "Combo" Graham exactly which bandwagon this film is trying to jump on (although the "plot" is clearly a dim-witted regurgitation of Dog Soldiers), but thanks to some terrible direction, awful performances and an utterly witless script it falls well short of becoming even a pale shadow of Simon Pegg's much loved celebration of …