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Review of by Renzo V — 11 Mar 2014

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"SOLDIERS VERSUS WERWOLVES".

- 'Dog Soldiers' is a 2002 British horror comedy directed by Neil Marshall (The Descent), starring Kevin McKidd (Trainspotting) and Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones). To me the film starts off pretty messy, I didn't really like the camera shots, but then the actions begins and the angles improve and story gets interesting. Hilarious is the way the survivors use everything the find as a weapon against the attacking werewolves. Funny to know is that 'Dog Soldiers' takes place in the Scottish highlands, but most of the movie was filmed in Luxembourg. A werewolf-movie to sink your teeth in.

A squad of six British soldiers are dropped in a forest somewhere in the Scottish highlands. They are there on a training mission, but soon discover that it will be a death or alive situation. A SAS camp is found. All soldiers have been slaughtered. Only one has survived; captain Richard Ryan (Cunningham). Because the night is about to fall the six men take the wounded Ryan with them to find a place to spend the night. Suddenly they hear a skin crawling howl and are chased by a pack of werewolves. After losing one of their own, and their leader badly wounded, they come across a rural roadside, where they meet zoologist Megan. She takes them to a desolated house, where second in command Private Cooper (McKidd) orders them to barricade themselves for the night. Who will survive?

This review of Dog Soldiers (2002) was written by on 11 Mar 2014.

Dog Soldiers has generally received positive reviews.

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