This is a B movie, and there will be people who will dismiss it.
I imagine Mrs Kempthorne was an amateur dramatics actress with an ambition to show lots of herself off on the big screen, and so went to the bank manager, then to the video camera shop, and then started calling her friends.
BUT, it is GREAT FUN for anybody with a British style sense of humour who has sat through any of the Hammer films.
It is very tongue-in-cheek!
Some of the jokes are very clever if a little cringe-worthy.
And, it is actually very well made.
These are clever people.
There is a definite plot. It is in-keeping with the genre, but it does have novelty.
There are scenes of partial nudity, but I think the 15 certificate is imposed for a couple of lines of adult humour. Excepting that, I think it could be safe for an audience even a little younger.
To make it even better, go to the pub first.
I imagine Mrs Kempthorne was an amateur dramatics actress with an ambition to show lots of herself off on the big screen, and so went to the bank manager, then to the video camera shop, and then started calling her friends.
BUT, it is GREAT FUN for anybody with a British style sense of humour who has sat through any of the Hammer films.
It is very tongue-in-cheek!
Some of the jokes are very clever if a little cringe-worthy.
And, it is actually very well made.
These are clever people.
There is a definite plot. It is in-keeping with the genre, but it does have novelty.
There are scenes of partial nudity, but I think the 15 certificate is imposed for a couple of lines of adult humour. Excepting that, I think it could be safe for an audience even a little younger.
To make it even better, go to the pub first.
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