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When B-Horror Movies Becomes Reality

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Just in time for Easter.

German farmer breeds bunny as big as a dog | Mail Online

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God almighty. I just watched the truly terrible New Zealand film, "Black Sheep" last night. Imagine someone trying to do "Shaun of the Dead" but with genetically engineered sheep, no wit, horrible special effects (the sheep-man thing looked like "Lambchop" as in Shari Lewis and ...) ... every truly dumb sheep joke you could think of (see no wit) ... and acting so wooden you could make a large wooden thing out of ... it.

I know this hasn't really got anything to do with this thread (except for the b-movie sort of thing). I just really needed to get this off my chest :D.

And for those that "enjoyed" Black Sheep I hope you rot in hell :D

ps and why the hell did the bleatings of the small mutant sheep thing that starts the whole "adventure" off sound like Hartley Hare from the 1970s UK kids programme Pipkins???

See Hartley here for comparison:

 
Speaking of myxomatosis, here's a trippy episode of 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' that involves said disease.

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