The film follows a group of factory workers from Leicester on their annual day trip out together, this year visiting London. The film starts at Leicester station and then follows the group on the train down to London.
When they arrive in London they take a bus tour round the city, followed by a boat trip to Hampton Court Palace. At Hampton Court Palace they eat a meal, then the group is set free to explore London individually.
Given that this is some of the group's first time in the city, is it a good idea to let them roam free? What horrors await them in the city? You'll have to watch the film to find out!
There seems to be two presenters/narrators, a posh guy and a bloke with a slightly yorkshire accent. There doesn't seem to be any live sound, except when the group are singing 'Bobbing Up And Down Like This' on the boat.
The best bit is when the guy says that when he was telling the group about the Tower of London and the Beefeaters, someone had shouted out 'Corned Beefeaters!', and that he wished he had thought of that joke. It reminded me very much of the sort of jokes that the presenters on my local radio station, HFM make.
For example, one of my favourite HFM jokes is: "Two chips in a bag, one says to the other 'Oooee oooeee oooeee oooeee ooo', y' know. The other says 'Why don't you get some cold water then?'" ... Absolute classic joke!
Anyway, I would whole heartedly recommend this film to any fan of survival horror movies.
When they arrive in London they take a bus tour round the city, followed by a boat trip to Hampton Court Palace. At Hampton Court Palace they eat a meal, then the group is set free to explore London individually.
Given that this is some of the group's first time in the city, is it a good idea to let them roam free? What horrors await them in the city? You'll have to watch the film to find out!
There seems to be two presenters/narrators, a posh guy and a bloke with a slightly yorkshire accent. There doesn't seem to be any live sound, except when the group are singing 'Bobbing Up And Down Like This' on the boat.
The best bit is when the guy says that when he was telling the group about the Tower of London and the Beefeaters, someone had shouted out 'Corned Beefeaters!', and that he wished he had thought of that joke. It reminded me very much of the sort of jokes that the presenters on my local radio station, HFM make.
For example, one of my favourite HFM jokes is: "Two chips in a bag, one says to the other 'Oooee oooeee oooeee oooeee ooo', y' know. The other says 'Why don't you get some cold water then?'" ... Absolute classic joke!
Anyway, I would whole heartedly recommend this film to any fan of survival horror movies.