In a remote Australian mining town, Sheriff Maddie struggles to live up to her late fathers heroic legacy. Her resolve is tested when locals start turning up brutally mauled, and her eccentric uncle Schmitty claims a giant, undead kangaroo is to blame. Initially skeptical, Maddie investigates, uncovering a trail of carnage that points to a monstrous threat. As the creatures attacks escalate, Maddie must confront her own doubts and rally the townspeople to stop the rampaging beast before it destroys them all. The film blends horror and dark humor, featuring practical gore effects and a mix of CGI that varies in quality. While the premise is absurd, the story maintains a serious tone, focusing on themes of legacy and redemption. The performances, particularly from Michael Biehn as Schmitty, add depth to the narrative, though some critics feel the film could have embraced its campy elements more fully

This movie contained 15 lost souls - about one every 5 minutes.