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Maurice Gee's classic novel about aliens running amok under Auckland has rarely gone out of print, since its debut in 1979. First adapted as a memorable 80s TV series, this movie retooling sees teenage twins Theo and Rachel stumbling across shape-shifting creatures that are hiding beneath Auckland's extinct volcanoes. American showbiz magazine Variety praised Black Sheep director Jonathan King's "solid helming", and the excellent acting of Sam Neill as the mysterious Mr Jones. Oliver Driver plays lead villain Mr Wilberforce, under four hours of make-up.
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Television, 1981 (Full Length Episode)
The original 1981 TV series
2010 Qantas Film & Television Awards
Visual Effects (Charlie McClellan)
Make-Up Design (Steve Boyle and Jane O'Kane)
Nominated for Best Film, Supporting Actor (Sam Neill), Production Design, Sound & Original Music
alec weavers
Posted at 08.07AM - 23.12.2009
This has got to go down as one of the worst films of all time, worse even than ' The killer Tomatoes'.