When a 'bog body' a 2000 year old murder victim preserved in a peat bog is disturbed by developers in rural Ireland, an archaeologist, a hunter and their helpers face the task of sending him back where he came from.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vinnie Jones | ... | Mr. Hunter | |
Jason Barry | ... | David Wallace | |
Nora-Jane Noone | ... | Saiorse Reilly | |
Adam Fogerty | ... | Bog Body | |
Amy Huberman | ... | Hannah Ross | |
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Shelly Goldstein | ... | Val Leary |
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Gavin Kelty | ... | Deano Doyle |
Olga Wehrly | ... | Mallory Ross | |
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Michael Collins | ... | Foreman |
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Paul Valentine | ... | Builder |
Glen Barry | ... | Damo (Shop) | |
Charlene Gleeson | ... | Lorna (Taxi) | |
Stephen Farrelly | ... | Celtic Warrior (as Sheamus O'Shaunessy) | |
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Sean Condren | ... | Circus Boy |
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Aran Condren | ... | Circus Boy 2 |
When a 2000 year old murder victim's body is disturbed by a property developer in Ireland, it returns to life and does battle with a cast of Irish, English and American characters. Written by Anon
This film's main contribution must be that it constitutes irrefutable evidence against creationist notions of an intelligent designer of mankind. A truly intelligent designer would not just have provided us with eyelids to avoid watching this kind of rubbish, he would have given us earlids as well to protect our brains against the utterly inane and imbecille dialogue. Fortunately, we have legs, so at least one can walk away from what must be one of the worst movies ever made. It has NO redeeming features. It is not even bad in such a way as to be amusing or entertaining. It is just plain BAD. Inane, idiotic, imbecille, illogical, inconsistent...