You see the S at the end of the second word of this New Zealand film's title? Yes? Well, you already know plenty. S as in "plural". Plural to the max, because this time there are more sheep than in the original with the same title (but no S) from 2006. A lot more. All contaminated. All ferocious. All flesh-eating. In fact even the humans in the tiny little village where the pathogen spread begin to turn into what the virologists call Ovis orientalis aries. And a few rams are on the loose as well. And a shepherd And a bunch of the villagers who have ended up revering the mother of the lamb. And a property developer. And a scientist who has discovered the antidote. And a giant sheep made of branches and vines. Trojan horse? No, more of a sacrificial totem. Just like that "wicker man".

• New Zealand
• Direction: Jonathan King
• Production: Jonathan King, Matthew Grainger, James Partridge / Index Pictures, Terror-Fi Films, Humongous Films, All World Entertainment, WTFilms, New Zealand Film Commission
• Screenplay: Jonathan King
• Photography: Matthew Henley
• Music: Victoria Kelly
• Edition: Doug Dillaman
• Cast: Tabatha Killick, Joe Witkowski, Nathan Meister, Ian Harcourt, Kathy McRae