Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Ginger Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

FountainPen A decent, competent attempt at adding to the werewolf genre, considering this is a very low-budget flick with no "name" actors. Just relax and go with the flow! Much of the movie is in almost darkness, so be prepared. I had some problems with the audio track from time to time, watched this on DVD, so could use subtitles as needed. Interesting scenery, clean cinematography. 5/10.

phanthinga As a hardcore horror fan when it came to werewolf movie i felt quite embarrassed because i only know a few of them and most of it from the modern time.Utill this night i finally has the change to watch Dog Soldiers the debut movie from director Neil Marshall and it probably the best werewolf movie i ever seen since i watch An American Werewolf in London for the first time.For a low-budget movie it did a awesome job in the casting choice when none of any actors is famous at the time ,the movie took place in a isolation forest fit perfectly with the mood of the movie,great practical effect with the werewolf make up and how their didn't shown up completely until the final showdown near the end.The relationship of characters in this movie is flesh out really well when we get to know each character personality and how their interact with other make we care about their life even more when the werewolf started to showing up.There are many memorable moment in this movie like the first werewolf raid and one infamous scene of this movie involving a guy and a werewolf in the same room

The Funny Just so I don't forget, 'CONTAINS SPOILERS!'. I like how the movie started with the couple being attacked by a Dog Soldier in the tent. That was pretty decent. But, what I love most about this movie is the fact that it is an original idea. Not many movies these days are something original, It's either a remake or based off a book of some kind which even if the movie is really good, that does get kind of annoying just like this long review I'm writing. Another thing I love about this movie is the HUGE lack of CGI... that makes me so happy to see how much work and effort this team put into making this movie awesome! I honestly don't care for CGI, and if I ever make my horror script into my own film, it WILL NOT have any either, all makeup and props only. The only thing that I don't agree with on this movie is how fast a Dog Soldier can heal. it's like, instantly. Other than that, I don't think I have too many spoilers, but I rather be safe than sorry... I just wish they would make that Fresh Meat sequel I've been reading about for the last decade. If they do, I will love it too! also, this movie should have gotten a 7/10 star rating at least. and THANKS to whoever takes the time to read this review, sorry if it's a waste for you.

ace_ryan Horror movies are usually not something I watch, this was always due to the fact I have a bit of an over active imagination but I was hooked on this movie when it was on TV one night. It finished incredibly late so I watched the rest of the movie on DVD and boy was it a good British horror movie. There are some parallels with the real life Battle of Rorke's Drift (depicted in "Zulu") and scenes from "Aliens" which blend together well with our usual dark humour (I am British myself). So the basic plot is a group of soldiers on a training mission deep in the British countryside are hunted by a pack of bloodthirsty werewolves with a mysterious and wounded Captain Ryan with a secret agenda of his own. One by one the men are taken and torn apart by the beasts leaving a single soldier to prove a point put to him at the beginning of the movie; can he kill a dog? Watching the movie, all that was going through my mind was I was seeing Captain "Soap" MacTavish from the "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" series fighting werewolves which was a cool concept to me, the creatures themselves looked incredible, so real and terrifying I was genuinely on the edge of my seat numerous times watching wondering who was the next to become a dog's dinner and growing attached to them, the deaths and blood effects were gruesome but very well done and I liked how it was all set around a small farm playing on the idea that what they think is safety really isn't. One of my favourite points in the movie is the intelligence of the werewolves when they managed to trick the soldiers in a couple of moments. Overall this is a very well put together British horror movie and I do highly recommend it to anyone