Two Heads Creek

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Two Heads Creek

2019

1h 25m

Comedy

Horror

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A brother and sister leave post-Brexit Britain to search for their birth mother in Australia. When they arrive in a small town to start their search, they have no idea the tolerant townsfolk are hiding a dark secret.

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Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

09/02/2020

2/5

Walker and Wilder sell it gamely enough - but it's the sort of movie you need to smoke your body weight in weed to enjoy.

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Alix Turner

Ready Steady Cut

02/09/2021

3/5

Entertaining Australian horror-comedy about the difficulty of fitting in when you don't belong anywhere. Written by Jordan Waller and directed by Jesse O'Brien.

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Emma Wolfe

SpookyAstronauts

10/20/2020

7/10

I felt like it really started off strong with the production values, setting up the characters... some of the characters were so weird and disgusting and it was really it was enjoyable to watch.

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Lucy Buglass

JumpCut Online

09/22/2020

5/5

A delightful mix of humour, stomach-churning visual effects, and crazy characters.

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Jennie Kermode

Eye for Film

09/11/2020

4/5

It's clearly a film made with love, and there's a surprising warmth to the comedy which keeps it from becoming simply grotesque or grim.

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Martin Unsworth

Starburst

09/04/2020

3/5

The satire of racist attitudes beats you around the head, but thanks to the blood-soaked climax, Two Heads Creek ends up being a crowd-pleasing beast. If nothing else, you'll have an appreciation of the music of Aussie legend Norman Rowe.

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xpig332 B

@RT69712065 Oct 14

Kinda short on comedy, I lost interest halfway through.

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Joseph T

@Batmanacci 05/20/2024

Not very good at all

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07/22/2021

It was a real easy watch and very funny

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03/07/2021

Jesse O'Brien and Jordan Waller have created a blood-soaked satire of Australia's dark underbelly. The comedy style won't be to everyone's taste, but fans of early Peter Jackson and Monty Python will enjoy its familiar blend of slapstick humour and gore. As an insane take on our dangerously ridiculous society, it excels at presenting a tale about humanity and how we need to get over our differences. Two Heads Creek isn't quite on the same level as Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2011) or Shaun of the Dead (2004), but it's a welcomed entry into the genre from the land Down Under.

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03/01/2021

Two heads creek 28.2.21 8.5/0. I was interrupted whilst watching because I had a game going! Barely read any of my book! Downgraded it a little because occasional bad point but otherwise it was 'right up my street', refer to rating. D.B.

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02/26/2021

Too cartoonish and trying hard to be funny but not really succeeding. Very dumb overall.

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Synopsis

A brother and sister leave post-Brexit Britain to search for their birth mother in Australia. When they arrive in a small town to start their search, they have no idea the tolerant townsfolk are hiding a dark secret.

Director: Jesse O'Brien
Producer: Jayne Chard, Judd Tilyard
Screenwriter: Jordan Waller
Genre: Comedy, Horror
Original Language: British English
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 26, 2020
Runtime: 1h 25m