Whoops!

This movie should put those million pound blockbuster movies to shame. With a creative script and good casting Whoops! entertains from the start. The story manages to bridge the gap between surreal and blimey, this could actual happen.

There are certain amounts of gory scenes but these are all within the black comedy realm so never appear unnecessary or gruesome and sometimes make you laugh but then back track wondering if you should or not. Well there was the one scene that sticks in my head and I think 'eewwwww' but it worked so well in the context and the effects were superb.

As with all good movies you leave with new questions buzzing about your head.

Waiting in anticipation for the sequel...

Brilliant black comedy, superbly done with a fabulous cast and some of the acting in this film is excellent, with Glover making a brilliant klutz, supported by Rowson, who acts the part of her loyal yet simple husband very well. And the relationship between these two is what I believe makes the film so good. However, it's stolen by the hilarious Paul Tomblin, who plays the part of Dave's young apprentice, with some outrageously funny one-liners. As well as Tomblin, the brief appearance of Andrew Dunn as Rose's sleazy boss was excellent.

Go see it if you can or certainly grab the DVD when it becomes available.

Well worth a watch.