Shed of the Dead is a 2019 British comedy horror film directed by Drew Cullingham and produced by Nicholas David Lean & James Fisher.

[1] Trevor is between jobs, and spends his days in the company of equally unemployable friend Graham painting figurines and war gaming fantasy worlds in his allotment shed.

[2] Director Drew Cullingham first discussed ideas for the film during a visit to a pub with Nick Lean and producing partner James Fisher.

It is, however, a charming exercise in shlock and silliness, even if it’s not the most memorable horror outing ever", while another said "There are little hints of a better film here trying to get out but too many scenes start promisingly only to end up contributing nothing to the overall work".

[8][9] Writing for the Los Angeles Times, Noel Murray critiqued the film for its portrayal of women, noting "[Shed of the Dead] suffers from some ugly misogyny, with nearly every woman in the picture framed as a sex object or shrew.