A tinny, amateurish quickie with a lot of obviously post-synced sound which doubtless provided the interesting cast (most of them Brits struggling with a variety of 'foreign' accents) with a holiday on expenses in Morocco; the 'action' organised around what locations were available, dream sequences absolving the makers of creating a coherent narrative, and the continuous use of zooms enabling director Frederic Goode to quickly get scenes in the can so they could all pack up and go home.
Review of Beast of Morocco
