Pasture Panic
Shaun the Sheep goes full mad scientist for Halloween as a furry beast haunts the herd in a spooky farmyard adventure from Aardman, the legends of British animation.
Words Adam Matulewicz
The creators of stop-motion classics Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run are baa-ck, and rounding up their beloved herd for a spooky return to Mossy Bottom.
Another simple day on the farm unravels in spectacular fashion when the farmer ruins the flock’s pumpkin patch right before Halloween. Determined to fix the mess, Shaun takes a leaf out of Wallace’s book and puts his hoof to a mad science experiment – only for him and the flock to quickly discover why they’re better off sticking to grazing.
With the farmer mysteriously missing – again! – and a fur-ocious hairy beast running wild through Mossingham, things have certainly turned woolly. Long-suffering sheepdog Blitzer is swept up in yet more chaos as Shaun and the curly crew set out to find their missing farmer and stop the madness he’s unwittingly unleashed.
Children’s TV favourite Justin Fletcher returns as the voice of Shaun, with Shaun The Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas director Steve Cox back to co-helm this spooktacular seasonal adventure.
Gather your herd and get ready for more sheepish shenanigans in Aardman’s hair-rising caper, stampeding cinemas this Halloween.
Maa-ad Science!
Shaun’s scientific mishap joins a proud Aardman tradition of experiments going baa-rilliantly wrong.
The Wrong Trousers
Hoping to revolutionise the daily dog walk, Wallace subjects Gromit to a pair of mechanical trousers that become the ultimate tool for an evil chicken penguin’s diamond heist.
Blitzer’s New Whistle
When the Farmer’s trusty dog upgrades to a high-tech whistle to keep control on the farm, he gets more than he bargained for when an error sends everything backwards, literally.
Robodog
Shaun’s debut in A Close Shave was hair-raising to say the least – a showdown with malfunctioning robotic hound Preston who instead of shearing and feeding the flock, tries to turn them into dog food.
