
Just in time for the September school holidays, Shaun the Sheep is back on the big screen with Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, promising a monstrously fun family adventure for fans of all ages. The latest cinematic outing sees Shaun and the gang facing a spooky, chaotic challenge that could only happen on Mossy Bottom Farm.
Synopsis
This time, the residents of Mossy Bottom Farm are eagerly preparing for Halloween. But their festive fun is threatened when the clumsy Farmer accidentally destroys the Flock’s prized pumpkin patch. Determined to save the day, Shaun dons the mantle of “mad scientist,” crafting wacky inventions to fix the mess.
Predictably, things don’t go quite according to plan. The Farmer goes missing, and a mysterious beast begins roaming the nearby woods of Mossingham, sending the farm into delightful chaos. With spooky thrills, hilarious hijinks, and a touch of Halloween mischief, The Beast of Mossy Bottom promises an adventure packed with laughs, scares, and heartwarming moments.
Cast and Crew
The voice cast brings the farm to life once again, with Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, and Kate Harbour returning to lend their voices to Shaun, the Farmer, and the rest of the beloved flock.
The film is directed by Steve Cox and Matthew Walker, who bring their signature eye for visual comedy and family-friendly storytelling to the project. The screenplay, written by Giles Pilbrow and Mark Burton, balances clever humour with spooky adventure, while producer Richard Beek ensures the film maintains the high production values fans have come to expect from Aardman Animation.
What to Expect
Fans of the Shaun the Sheep franchise can expect the same charming stop-motion animation, expressive characters, and clever visual gags that made previous outings such a hit. The Halloween setting adds an extra layer of fun, with pumpkins, spooky shadows, and a mysterious beast keeping audiences on their toes.
Children and adults alike will delight in Shaun’s inventive — and often hilarious — attempts to save the pumpkin patch, as well as the mayhem that ensues when the plan goes spectacularly wrong. The film’s combination of light horror, comedy, and heartfelt friendship makes it perfect for family viewing, especially during the school holidays.
Release Date: In cinemas during the September school holidays.
Cast: Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, Kate Harbour
Directed By: Steve Cox, Matthew Walker
Written By: Giles Pilbrow, Mark Burton
Produced By: Richard Beek











