Some reviewers just don't get it
Hello, I am one of those users that reviewed this film and reading others slating this film for things that are inaccurate or wholly untrue has prompted me to post this.
One imbicile wrote " The cockney accents employed by much of the cast leaves many of their lines unintelligible for all but native Brits.".
THERE ARE NO COCKNEY ACCENTS ANYWHERE IN THIS FILM, clearly this imbicile wouldn't know a cockney accent from a Jamaican accent. My suggestion to him is "STICK WITH YOUR RAMBO FILMS".
Other reviewers have said that this is some sort of Nightmare on Elm Street rip off.
NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!! ... In Britain we have a culture rich and replete with lore, legend, myth and tradition that does not originate in SHALLOWOOD (Hollywood), we have our own influences and the main influence for this film is the Thomas Skelton (Tom Fool) legend that tells of a psychotic jester in the 16th century that thought it very funny to send travellers to their deaths in the marches and quicksands surrounding the castle where he lived.
The supernatural link is made through the continuance of the legend of Tom Fools ghost still haunting Muncaster Castle and still being as mischievous as ever.
WE DO NOT NEED TO RIP OFF SHALLOWOOD (Hollywood) for inspiration.
Much of the film is made with a British audience in mind (By British we can exclude London and those South of Watford Gap), many of the gags are ones that only Brits (Not Londoners or Politically correctness freaks) would get unless anybody else knows who Jimmy Saville or Mike Read are they are unlikely to find the parodies even slightly amuzing.
Judging by some of the reviews of this film you would be forgiven for thinking that this was the worst film ever made, WRONG "The evil beneath Loch Ness" is the worst film that was ever made, and that was made by SHALLOWOOD.