Black Sheep

Black Sheep (2006) skewers rural New Zealand with a black sheep's-eye view, blending body horror with dark comedy as Henry confronts a genetic abomination unleashed by his brother's childhood prank. With a phobia born of youthful terror, Henry rallies an unlikely ally and an idealistic young activist to face a flock of sheep grotesquely engineered for human consumption. The film's bile-drenched humor and grotesque visual gags make it a singular entry in the splatter comedy genre.