There's also a lack of suspense, with events following the predictable pattern of a much-played video game.

Most of the film consists of padding: lengthy introductory spiels from the TV studio, repetitive computer graphics, flat expository dialogue scenes.

What should be a rollicking bullet train of big screen excess is instead an amateurish, borderline incoherent actioner starring Dominic Purcell, whose dead eyes and stiff physicality is perhaps the most telling aspect of this bumbling reheat.

Cheap and fun, Turkey Shoot is an entertaining slab of nouveau Ozploitation.