Do you think Dog Soldiers should get a sequel? Or should it remain a stand-alone cult classic?

The person who suggested this movie has good freaking taste

You missed out the best line of the film: "There's no way I'm going to break radio silence because you lot got spooked by an F'in' dead flying cow!"

Also if I die in a horror movie, I wanna go out like Spoon. Fists flying and spitting right in the monsters face.

I really like Spoon's fight in the kitchen especially. He puts up a good fight against overwhelming odds through sheer aggression and desperation alone.

Fun fact the werewolfswere played by dancers to give the werewolfs more fluid movement

It's an often overlooked detail, but this movie has in my opinion the best setup for a monster movie universe. I think it was Ryan who asked a question like this: "Now that you know that Werewolves are real, can you ever go to sleep not wondering what else is out there?"

Sean Pertwee was actually drunk for that scene in the bed, and the punch ended up knocking him out. McKidd didn't pull his punch lol.

Dog Soldiers timeline: 2002 - "Wow! What a surprisingly great film! I did not Expect that!" 2008- "Have you seen Dog Soldiers? You gotta check it out!" 2012- "Dog Soldiers is required viewing for horror fans" 2016- "Have you seen Dog Soldiers?" "Of course" 2020- "Dog Soldi--" "YES! WE KNOW!!!"

"There was only supposed to be one." Well it *is* set in Scotland, maybe he was referring to Highlander.

The holy trinity of modern werewolf movies -Bad Moon -Dog Soldiers -Ginger Snaps

The male "trainspotting extra" on the camping trip was played by Craig Conway, he was also cast as Scar the main Crawler in The Descent and played Sol in Doomsday.

Best line in the movie: (Sean Pertwee looks down at his own freshly disembowelled guts and calmly states): “Sausages”.

Speaking as someone from the UK we generally use what the Americans think of as swearing more as punctuation, when we're angry we use the really nasty words.

Another one of those movies that's perfect for Brandon but surprised he hasn't reviewed it yet.

The music Megan plays on the piano is 'Clair de Lune' ('Light of the Moon') by Debussy. So keeping in line with popular tunes written about the moon used in werewolf movies, just from the late 1800s/early 1900s.

The part where the pet dog has Sarges gut in his mouth and is tugging on them is pure gold lol

I feel I have to point out that "crazy Gary Busey" is redundant. It's like "unstable Nick Cage".

So this is an early 2000s horror movie that takes place in UK? It's a good thing that these soldiers had to deal with werewolves, and not just a bunch of angry people infected with a rage virus.

Fun facts: Megan referred to the family as 'kind people' but later in the film there are bodies hanging in the larder. And that _wasn't_ pork or lamb in the stew bubbling on the stove... Also: the bodies in the larder were props from Event Horizon, starring Sean Pertwee.

Holy shit, considering how massive the film was--and still kind of is--here in the UK, my brain is utterly bumfisted that it didn't have a wide cinema release in the US. It might be Neil Marshall's best film, actually.

Price: "What the hell kinda name is Soap?" Soap: "Well, I kind of slipped through the claws of death and a dozen werewolves, so..."

So this how Alfred trained before becoming the Waynes butler.

A badass movie with one of the most unsettling scenes, I cringe everytime the sword is pushed against m Kidd's teeth.

And just like “Silver Bullet”, this is another underrated werewolf movie that really stands out from the rest! Plus, anyone else think this would make an amazing video game? Whoever choose this movie has great taste in movies!(And yeah, since no one saw the 2019 Hellboy movie I don’t blame the director; plus a director who’s inspirations are Sam Rami and John Carpenter, my kind of guy)

A Werewolf movie with Lucius Vorenus, Ser Davos and Alfred Pennyworth from Gotham with lots of gratuitus violence, even more british cussing and great special make-up werewolf effects. What's not to like?

11:53, that scene was an homage to Jurassic Park, where Nedry tries to escape the Dilophosaurus, but ends up getting killed instead.

This is without a doubt one of the best werewolf movies outside of An American werewolf in london, The WolfMan and Howling

"Come And Have A Go If You Think Yer Hard Enough!" If you haven't seen Dog Soldiers then you need to see Dog Soldiers

Don’t anyone dare blaspheme. Dog Soldiers is one of the best werewolf movies since Wolf.

Considering that Cooper's actor is the same man who provided the voice for Soap MacTavish in the Call of Duty games, i believe Dog Soldiers is the canonical answer to the question "How'd a muppet like you pass Selection?".

I was introduced to this movie by some British Soldiers, while we were deployed to Iraq.

As someone who lives in Newcastle it's really inspiring to see someone who grew up in the same city as me go on to make films like this. I'd definitely say that Dog Soldiers is the best Werewolf film to show someone who's never seen a Werewolf film. Sure the Wolfman is a classic and An American Werewolf in London is an amazing film, but this one I feel has the most energy that, like you said, helps to hook modern audiences.

I frickin' *LOVE* this movie! With the exception of "Howling 4," this is my absolute favorite werewolf movie. _We'll never forget you Spoonie!_

Now I know what Soap Mactavish was doing before he joined the S.A.S and met Captain Price

Kevin McKidd will always be best known here for playing Tommy in Trainspotting.

Ok, not going to lie, I DEFINITELY wasn't expecting you to make a review on this

This movie had the most terrifying Werewolves ever put to screen. *Change my mind.*

Dog Soldiers, ah good times. Also brings back memories of Sci-Fi channel horror movie marathons right before they went to shit: 4:00 pm Dog Soldiers 6:00 pm Frankinfish vs Zombie Elvis 8:00 pm Dog Soldiers 10:00 pm Mega-Sharktapus vs Robo-Lassie Midnight: Dog soldiers

This film has easily the most accurate depiction of British soldiers (the regulars, not the bullshit special unit) in any film ever. The British Army are fantastic lads to work alongside, I'd rather have them alongside me in a fight than anyone else. Also, your crack about killing animals during training is accurate. British Forces ARE trained to kill small animals, for sustenance.

This is one of my favourite films of all time. Great characters, doesn't take itself too seriously but at the same time a lot of love and effort put into it. A lot of great moments and great lines. Sean Pertwee's speech is up there with Quint in Jaws and Al Powel in Die Hard. The Cast commentary on the DVD is so much fun. Thanks for the Review BT.

(hint they made some nice DOG SOLDIERS wolfie figures, they are still out there, if your so inclined to such trappings.) (cast iron skillet accessory, not included.)

This is easily one of my favorite horror movies and one of my go to movies. The cast, the violence, the comedy and the werewolves are all top tier

“You’re no typical soldier, your line reading is way too dramatic!”🤣🤣

Kevin McKidd played Lucius Vorenus (Rome) & Liam Cunningham played Davos Seaworth (Game of Thrones) are in this film? Bloody nice!

Werewolves in Scotland Meet The Predator plus a lot of hunters become the hunted 80s and 90s movies.

Dog Soldiers was easily my favorite werewolf movie of all time, memorable characters, fast action, great practical effects, I would LOVE to see a sequel made

A favorite of mine. The full body costumes were pretty exceptional especially for the budget

3:44, Sean Pertwee from GOTHAM and Event Horizon! Another reason to watch this movie.

You missed two classic lines in this movie. "Fetch!" and Megan's last words before changing "It's that time of the month".

One of the best werewolf movies ever made. The newspaper report at the end was a nod to the trashy British newspapers like The Daily Sport. In the late 80s and 90s they would often have stories like, "I slept with a vampire" or "An alien stole my baby" and other ludicrous headlines that everyone just laughed at and ignored.

I am so happy to see Brandon reviewing this . This is one of those movies I've always thought he would have already reviewed and yet hadn't up until know. Also I never knew the guy who did dog soldiers also went on to do centurion! Do my favorite movies by the same director.

I actually said out loud to myself.... Where the hell is my boy with canadian awesome film reviews? And here you are.

Man, I love your channel and I love this film, I never expected you talking about Dog Soldiers tho. What a wonderful surprise for international men's day.

The perfect name for the sequel would be "Dog Face Pony Soldiers".

one day I hope you cover Gingersnaps, that’s another werewolf movie with a cult following!

Yeah, great film from a time where it seemed for a moment that Britain could be a cool little factory for genre films. But hey ho, least we got what we got. And no, no sequel please.

One of the absolute best werewolf films easily on par with other greats like an American Werewolf in London, and The Howling

17:27 the werewolf that knocks the lighter out of the sarges hand is actually Megan because it's missing an eye, kind of hard to tell that she got shot in the eye

I remember seeing this when it premiered on the SciFi channel and all I could think was, "Finally, werewolves that look and feel awesome and terrifying."

It's a land rover. Not a jeep

Dog Soldiers is basically a British version of "Predator" - confident soldiers go on a mission, only to find the genre of the movie has changed on them. It actually ranks pretty high on my list of favorite movies.

Fun fact: Megan is briefly seen in her werewolf form with her eye still having being blown out.

One of my favorite werewolf movies. 1. Dog Soldiers 2. Bad Moon 3. Trick ‘r Treat/Ginger Snaps 2

So glad you reviewed this movie, its one of my favorite movies.

I remember actually seeing that premiere on the Sci-fi channel for this movie. Good times. Great memories.

One of my all time favourite movies. Thanks for showcasing it. A sequel? Tricky to see it happen and still have the magic of the original, but I'd give it a go.

The drunken cast commentary on the DVD was awesome!

*sees Brandon do a review of Dog Soldiers. Proceeds to smash my way through everything in order to watch* Finally! A cult classic I actually rented!!

Hey that's Sean Partwee the son of Jon Partwee aka The 3rd Doctor from Doctor Who.

I absolutely love this movie. Spoon is my favorite character. That man literally goes hand to hand survival mode on a Werewolf. It's one of my all-time favorites.

Well, now we know what Alfred was doing in Special Forces before moving to Gotham and becoming a badass butler.

Toffee -nosed means posh, it's a popular description over here in the UK for the upper class or rich, toff comes from it.

Side note: most people also know him as "Soap" MacTavish from the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series

I read that Marshall didn't want to make a werewolf movie with soldiers; he wanted to make a soldier movie with werewolves. He succeeded, I think: it's really the banter between the soldiers that helps to set this one apart.

Watched this at the cinema in England. Absolutely brilliant. The Spoony actor plays a rebel that gets killed in that salt planet battle in Last jedi. I still hold hope that he comes back as a Geordie force ghost.

Sean pertwee was in another low budget, and pretty decent, werewolf movie called Howl

I don't know why they haven't made a sequel to this movie? I got it on DVD when it first made it to the states. It's by far one of the better werewolf movies out there,

Up there with American Werewolf in London and Howling as the top three Werewolf movies.

YES. This is my favorite werewolf film. So many werewolf films seem more focused on the special effects but less thought is given to the story and character work (which is why I kinda like Silver Bullet despite its shortcomings, and I still gotta see Wolfen and Ginger Snaps, I heard good things about those). And it's impressive how much it stands on its own despite borrowing plot elements from so many other films, in the hands of a different director and crew this might've failed spectacularly, which is why it's a miracle. As for some of the questions you asked, I always assumed Megan got bitten in the hand during one of the attacks (I remember seeing the camera focusing on her hand in one small bit) and was simply always fascinated with them and finally got the chance to join them. I also think the werewolves in this film have similar rules to the ones from The Howling, in that silver AND fire can kill them. Tho, it appears as if getting a headshot is also sufficient enough, but you can always headcanon that Megan turned into a werewolf despite getting shot and died in the later explosion, and the silver letter opener wounded Ryan enough and Cooper shooting him in the head was simple satisfying overkill. There, Cooper shot the dog now, asshole.

This movie scared the hell put of me when I was a kid! Best looking Werewolves except for Bad Moon🌙 just my opinion tho❤

I found this movie randomly a few years ago. It instantly became one of my favorites.

I love how the movie kinda gives the idea that werewolves can be killed with regular bullets and blades, but they have a healing factor that makes it harder to do so. Which also allows the effect of silver to make sense, as you see it actually burn them like they are allergic to the metal. Kinda like how in Marvel the metal carbonatium is used on people with healing factors, because it nullifies that ability so it would be like a wound that would have to be healed normally or through medical interference.

At 19:49 you can see the rifle has the muzzle-blocker still on! LMAO...

I remember going to the Seattle premier of this movie. Great film.

The female that ended up helping and being a werewolf said something like”It’s that time of the month”before changing.

i love the thumbnail art for this one

I just watched Marc Martel doing a cover for “Under Pressure” and couldn’t stop thinking how he looks a little like Brandon and as I’m dreaming up a collaboration where Tenold plays bass in their next cover I decide to check on the channel and he just dropped this video two hours before. The wonders never cease.

This Movie is totally not BONE (if no one gets that reference your not true fans)

"Toffee-nosed" means upper-class, posh, snobbish. "Twat" rhymes with rat, not with rot.

Fun Fact: Sean Pertwee was actually drunk during the scene where he is getting patched up and when he tells Cooper to knock him out, the second punch accidentally connects knocking him out.

As a non english speaker, I find "bollocks" more satisfying than BS.

"Werewolves ate my platoon" 😆 I ❤ this movie.

Damn a dsp reference. Love it.

I was surprised how much I like this movie, but it was truly brilliant. Great writing, great acting, it was funny, it was terrifying, the werewolves were the best looking I’ve seen. Criminally underrated.

The jokes and references are spot-on in this review. Great work.

SGT Wells is played by Gotham’s Alfred Pennyworth, Sean Pertwee, son of the 3rd Doctor, John Pertwee! Awesomeness.

I've never heard of this film prior to the review but I love it. I immediately got on Amazon to purchase the dvd. Thanks

5:09 I love the way the fake cow bounces. It just tickles my funny bone.

Was in my late teens when this come out in the uk, was such a great time in the cinema at that age. There was this brief window of great British horror with this, 28 days later, Shaun of the dead and The Decent.