Stake Land — review

With its flying stunts and doo-wop jukebox playing in a bar, Stake Land owes much to the movie Top Gun . Strange, then, that it coincides with Kelly McGillis's first appearance on our screens for more than 10 years. She stars, briefly, as a nun on the run from cannibal rapists in this post-apocalyptic genre exercise, about a vampire killer called Mister journeying through burned-out America with a lad who does a terrible voiceover. Like the film version of Cormac McCarthy's The Road , it has quasi-religious overtones and one very good scene, involving a horde of cannibalistic vampire zombie things being dropped on a town from a helicopter.