Crazy Nazi Tea Runs Amok in Latest Attack of the Herbals Trailer

Steve Barton   |  

Apr 5, 2012

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There is nothing that the working man hates more than when the big corporate entity blows into their small towns, their simple lives, and tries to take over. Best way to stop this? Unleash a zombie epidemic on the general public. That tends to distract them.

Presented by Showbox Entertainment, Attack of the Herbals deals with just that situation. However, the downtrodden are given a way to respond by way of a strange box of herbal tea that has washed up on the shore. Unfortunately, only bad things come from it. Really bad things. The film stars Steve Worsley, Liam Matheson, Richard Currie, Lee Hutcheon, Claire McCulloch and Calum Booth. The film was directed by David Ryan Keith.

The movie hits UK DVD on June 25th with a U.S release to come. Look for details soon!

For more visit the official Attack of the Herbals website, “like” Attack of the Herbals on Facebook, and follow Attack of the Herbals on Twitter (@EvilAvidEditor).

Synopsis
Jackson McGregor has returned after years of exile to his grandparent s home in a small sleepy Scottish village, a village where the daily routine consists of eating, sleeping, fishing and drinking tea. However the local s way of life is under threat from a large corporate retail machine headed up by a monster named Bennett who wants to buy land for a new development.

After discovering a crate of herbal tea washed up on shore, Jackson hatches a plan to sell the tea and save the village. However the new lease of life the tea seems to give people soon turns into a nightmare, and Jackson finds himself in a village of Zimmer-frame wielding, flesh eating pensioners.

Can Jackson save the village, redeem himself and stay alive? Attack of the Herbals puts the Tea back into terror, an outrageously funny horror comedy that is quite simply Scotland s answer to Shaun of the Dead….

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