Two Heads Creek

TWO HEADS CREEK (2019) is a truly lamentable British/Australian comedy horror about a couple of grown-up twins who leave their humdrum life in Britain to find their long-lost mother. Their search takes them to a rural township filled with quirky inhabitants, and before long they've uncovered their dark secret: cannibalism! Another 'FrightFest presents' release and this is a pitiful attempt at a black comedy, complete with awful reams of dialogue, painfully unfunny overacting, and characters that just don't belong on the screen. The first half is tedious in the extreme and the second half ridiculous, piling on the gore and carnage without any attempt at realism or the basic film building blocks of suspense, tension and the like. Even that Robert Englund movie 2001 MANIACS looks like a masterclass in filmmaking by comparison.

Watched this because I'm a fan of Victoria and I fund it really really funny!!!! A little more blood and gore than I'm used to, but it was really great to see at Halloween.

Dont waste your time, drunk or high its still absolutely garbage. And no, not the fun type of garbage! Complete waste of time with my 2 score only going for some decent gore effects at times.

It did start off ok then started to flag,then it nosed dived fast it could of been saved if there had been some humour I almost turned off once the singing started ! (And I don't necessarily think it would of been a bad thing )

A butcher and his twin sister have gone to Australia to find their birth mother, but what they end up finding is a small town that has a carnivorous - and yes, cannibalistic - secret. Two Heads Creek lets you know that it's a quality, fun romp right from the beginning with great credits and well-done camerawork. This is no basic straight to streaming time waster. I'd never heard the Skyhooks song "Horror Movie" before, but this 1975 Australian song is featured throughout the movie and really sets the tone. The end of this movie has more spraying blood and gore than the last four or five movies I've seen put together, as an Australia Day celebration goes the way of Two Thousand Maniacs.

I've been watching horror movies recently for Halloween, which is how I managed to view this atrocity. Terrible acting, juvenile script , heavy handed woke agenda and not very funny for something touted as a horror comedy.

This is a comedy slasher film with people hating foreigners being the background to it. Norman (Jordan Waller) and Annabelle (Kathryn Wilder ) are twins in England who discover that she was not their biological mother upon her death. They travel off to Australia to a remote location (a quick 10 hour journey) in search of their real biological mother, only to discover she is dead, but they are not convinced. It isn't difficult to figure out the town's secret with the heavy clues. I enjoyed the film. It wasn't Shakespeare, but it was fun. Good characters. Guide: F-word. No sex. severed * nudity.

It is like they tried to imitate a Simon Pegg movie. Just sad. It always borders on anti male. Acting wasn't bad, certainly not a low budget movie. Just a silly and unbelievable story that isn't funny.