Chicken

In "Chicken," an aging pop singer schemes to boost his album sales by faking his own death. This dark comedy showcases the consequences of his actions as money begins to flow in, but he faces a deadly threat from a crazed animal rights terrorist who knows he is alive. The plot thickens when it is revealed that the singer's own manager is behind the assassination attempt, adding layers of irony and tension.

The film features a talented cast, including Bryan Marshall, Martyn Sanderson, and Cliff Curtis, contributing to the film's unique New Zealand flavor. The story's absurdity and its commentary on fame and consumerism make it an interesting watch for fans of offbeat comedies, especially those with a taste for films from the 1990s.