F.U.B.A.R. (Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition) is a horror-comedy movie directed by Ben Kent and released in 2018. The story revolves around a group of five best friends - Pat, Adam, Craig, Sean, and Dom - who embark on a stag weekend in a remote forest to celebrate Adam's upcoming wedding. The weekend is planned as a mock zombie survival exercise, organized by the eccentric and grumpy ex-special forces soldier, Sergeant Kershaw (played by Nicholas Keith).
The group is ill-prepared and unenthusiastic, but Kershaw is relentless in his training and tries to instill some discipline in them. They soon set out on a trek through the forest, encountering obstacles and challenges along the way, all while avoiding actors dressed as zombies.
However, things take a turn for the worse when the group accidentally stumbles upon a real zombie outbreak, caused by a toxic waste spill in the area. They find themselves fighting for their lives and forced to put their survival training to the test. As they struggle to stay alive, they also confront their own personal demons and conflicts within their group.
The film is a blend of horror, comedy, and drama, with elements of satire and parody. The characters are well-crafted, and the performances by the actors, particularly Carl Medland as Pat and Mark Heap as Kershaw, are commendable. The film received positive feedback for its witty dialogues, creative storyline, and clever use of cliches. It is a fun and entertaining watch for horror-comedy fans.