This is my absolute FAVORITE werewolf movie . I love that it uses costumes and not CGI.. I love that it doesn’t even attempt a dramatic transformation scene. Neil Marshall understood that nothing will ever compare to “AWIL”, so why try. I love how fun it is . This is my go to.
This movie is legend. Always recommended to watch if you haven't already. It's the only movie that include a fistfight scene between a soldier and a werewolf XD Another unique werewolf movie is Bad Moon. What makes it great is that the protagonist is a dog that tries to save his human from a werewolf :)
@@PizernBReact Now watch THE HORDE... the only movie I know of where a gangster starts boxing with zombies. French crime/zombie flick, amazing ending too.
Watched this in the cinema in Scotland (I'm from there), and loved this. Such great fun. I'd suggest the British-German comedy horror, Severance, from 2006.
That’s so cool you got to see it in theaters! While we definitely enjoyed this we can imagine that seeing this on the big screen is a whole different experience
This is arguably one of the top five werewolf movies ever made! And I literally had a chance to meet Sean Pertwee at a comicon a few years ago and we talked about Gotham of course but what I really wanted to talk about was dog soldiers! He told me how much fun it was to make this movie as well as how it was received! This movie right here is easily one of the best ever made! And I have seen them all especially me being 47, there isn’t a werewolf movie I feel I haven’t seen! I am glad you guys got to enjoy this masterpiece of a movie! Wish it was a part two lol but then again this one was so great another one would probably mess it up!
@@PizernBReact It was a really good time talking to him! The thing that impressed me the most about when I got a chance to talk to him was he was about to go on lunch. Like literally his camp was like let’s go we going to go to lunch and he told them “…lunch can wait, I’m talking to my mate here. Give me a bit!” I will never forget that! Because he could’ve just took the picture signed it and sent me on my way but he talk to me about event horizon, he talk to me about Gotham and then we really spent a good amount of time talking about dog soldiers, and that’s when they were about to go to lunch. From the time he told them to give him a few until we finish talking it was about 15 minutes give or take a minute. That right there besides him being a wonderful actor, but he’s a wonderful human being and it was funny because in talking to him I kept calling her Sergeant Wells LOL and he seem to get a kick out of that and then he sign my as picture Sergeant Wells! You guys are awesome and I love what you do! I would recommend if you have not seen or reviewed I would do another classic: 1) An American Werewolf In London 2) The Howling 3) Silver Bullet
@@DeeJayTDubb dude that’s awesome! It’s so refreshing to see a down to earth actor that genuinely cares about connecting with people that enjoy their work. We weren’t very familiar with his work until this movie, but hearing a story like this kind of makes us want to see more of what he has to offer. Thanks for sharing this! We’ve had a few people recommended the Howling now so it seems like it’s going to be a must see for us. Then again we’ll watch anything with werewolves!
@@PizernBReact it really was and the funny part was hearing that from him made me even a bigger fan than I was! Like that is one story I would never ever forget! And being a grown man and him taking the time for me I can imagine, just imagine the time he takes for a kid! It was one of the best times I’ve ever had! And when I say ever had, I mean ever had! I am a DJ and I have been damn near everywhere and every place lol but that, that right there was something I will never ever forget! I cannot wait for you guys to watch the howling! I’m excited to see your reactions! I will say this I’ve been in the hospital the past week and your channel has definitely been one of the things that has lifted my spirits and kept me going wild in here! You guys keep up the great and awesome work, I love seeing work like this and how you guys vibe off of each other! I’m looking forward to the howling with you guys!
@@DeeJayTDubb first of all we’re sorry to hear that you’re in the hospital and hope you get better soon man. But we can’t even begin to explain how much it means to us that you enjoy our content like that! We love what we do and interactions with fellow movie fans like this are why we made this channel in the first place. The Howling is 100% on our list, I think we’ll be able to get to it in mid November or early December! Really hope you get better soon!
The filmmakers said "This isn't a werewolf movie with soldiers. This is soldier movie with werewolves." That's why it's shot more like a military action movie rather than a horror movie. The movie is full of homages including the mention of the Kobayashi-maru Test when they find the remnants of Ryan's outpost as an homage Star Trek 2 (1982), the jumpscare when Ryan suddenly pops out as an homage to the terrified General Owen popping out of the locker in Starship Troopers (1997), Sgt Wells telling Ryan "Shut up like a good gentleman. You are scaring my lads" as an homage to Zulu (1964), Spoon saying "Come on you beauties" to the werewolves as an homage to The Wild Geese (1978), the way Spoon hits a werewolf than yells and strikes a dramatic pose as an homage to Bruce Lee, Sgt. Wells holding up the gore soaked watch he lent to Spoon and saying "There is no Spoon" as an homage to The Matrix (1999), Sgt. Wells name being Harry G. Wells as an Homage to H.G. Wells, one of the soldiers being named Bruce Campbell as a homage to The Evil Dead (1981) and Bruce Campbell. There are many more.
Wow when you lay it all out like that you can really see the effort put in to subtlety of those homages. This movie also kind of gives off Aliens vibes with the military aspect and the whole final stand at the house
Great reaction guys, love Dog Soldiers it is my number 2 all time favourite werewolf movie, little known fact when he asks him to knock him out he actually really did when filming it 😀
This is definitely one of my favourite werewolf film and, IMO, Neil Marshall's best (though The Descent is also great, and Centurion and Doomsday are worth a watch)., Another more obscure one would be Late Phases (also known as Night of the Lone Wolf), and recent Werewolf movie you might like (though it's more of a comedy) is Werewolves Within. For Halloween, other suggestions of non-blockbuster film films: The Autopsie of Jane Doe, Dead Snow (it's Norwegian, so you need subtitles), Let Us Prey, Pontypool, Ravenous, the REC series (in Spanish), Slither (from James Gunn), Splinter, and the Trick 'r Treat anthology. Good luck with your channel!
Thank you for all this! The Descent is so good, I wish we hadn’t seen it already so we could do a blind review. These are all amazing suggestions, we actually have a couple of these planned for October so stay tuned!
@@PizernBReact It does yeah, otherwise you'll hv some trouble understanding some stuff because she played quite the major role in rebels even if she was just a side character
the scene where he gets knocked unconcious is 100% real, sean pertwee was actually drunk and didnt feel the first hit, so the next hit actually konked him out
I remember when 2nd Underworld movie was having a premiere and the local theatre made an all-nighter: 1st & 2nd Underworld and then Dog Soldiers to fill in the slot. And pretty much everyone there was just for the Dog Soldiers, not giving a single damn about Underworld or the fact it's a premiere event for a new movie. To the point it actually got more crowded during the break before Dog Soldiers was scheduled to play, with the audience going from like 2/3 to almost full house, despite it being 2 AM in a snowy winter. How's big screen for this? Dope. It's no IMAX experience, but it genuinely works better on bigger screen.
Love this movie with a passion. Badass movie and with a badass cast. Love that there's no CGI, just practical effects. Not often you see a person get a fist fight with a werewolf
This movie is one of my favorites growing up, I was around 7-8 when I watched it the first time, 20 years later I've been watching it since, it's underrated for sure but the story and the acting was phenomenal! My dad and I use to watch it together every time it came on and I absolutely loved it!
Kevin McKidd actually hurt himself on the first filming day with the jumping off from the helicopter due to a metal plate in his uniform basically breaking a rib. He didn't want to be sent to a hospital, so he kept quiet about it during the shoot for a few weeks before he told the director and went to the hospital.
Seen this movie a very long time ago and I still remember it. That alone says alot because I don't remember many movies that I have seen in the past. But this one was very memorable.
Loved your reactions to the werewolves. My husband has suggested that if you enjoyed this film that much you would enjoy a small British film called Outpost (if you can get it) Keep up the brilliant reactions!
28:47 Incredible as it may seem, she didn't die from that shot. On the cover of the CDs that this film had, in the description behind it was missing that she survived And he was one of them in the middle of all this chaos.
Anything with werewolves or vampires? "Innocent Blood" (1992) Aforgotten horror movie about a female vampire vs. the mafia. "Vamp" (1986) Another forgotten vampire movie starring Grace Jones. "Def By Temptation" (1990) Forgotten movie about a female vampire/succubus starring an all black cast
"Innocent Blood" is a very fun film, not least for the brilliantly funny performance from Robert Loggia. Actors of his age and experience often phone it in for this sort of film, but Loggia really put the work in.
Definitely War Of The Roses as such an underrated and forgotten black comedy. Also Dead Calm is an incredible movie ( the one from the 80s ), i couldnt look at the actor who plays the villan for years in the same way after watching that performance They are such great forgotten movies ❤ these suggestions.
I picked up Dog Soldiers on a whim while grabbing a few other random horror movies, and I was so pleasantly surprised by it. It's easily my favourite werewolf movie, and I recommend it to anyone who'll listen.
Best werewolf movie ever it’s so underrated and I want more people to enjoy it the same way I do it’s amazing the tone the setting I highly recommend you watch it you will enjoy the living hell out of it
People still buy blu rays/dvds which is so much better than streaming and yes this movie is a classic one of my favourites one of the best werewolf movies too
This is a "horror" movie where the Protagonists don't do anything stupid. They may do things wrong but not stupid. That is what makes it work so well. Everything they do is something a rational (as rational as you could be in the situation) person would do. They try to conserve resources. They try to plan as best they can. The characters never do what viewer is telling them Not to do. They act like soldiers.
So glad you guys reacted to this. It's next to impossible to get other reactors to react to this movie with Patreon polls because most people have never heard of his movie and end up voting for some anime bullshit or anything Marvel or Disney.
Have any of you seen the An American Werewolf In London remake? It's called An American Werewolf In Paris lol. It's not good but the gore is cool and it has nudity.
OH YEAH!! DOG SOLDIERS! First time I've seen anyone do a reaction to this movie. One of my favorite movies. You guys should keep doing these lesser-known greats! Dead and Buried (1981) Session 9 (2001) Exorcist III (1990)... *EDIT* I see you're already on the right track! I'm gonna binge your videos now
Yo thank you! That means so much to us, we love making these things. This is the 3rd time someone has mentioned the 3rd Exorcist… maybe this is a sign 🤔
I completely forgot about Session 9. More of a psycho thriller. Shot in my home state at an actual asylum. There are some good DVD features from the cast talking about how creepy the place was to shoot at.
Best werewolf movie ever. That scene with spoon fighting the werewfs in the kitchen. He knew he was gonna die like his body went into a bezerk survival state fighting to the death to try survive
There are some really cool figures of the werewolves from Now Playing. I have two of them. Absolutely fantastic movie and the figures are my favorite as well.
@@markabenjamin6284 That is the only part of the film that cannot be explained, but every body panel on a landrover is alluminium, quite a soft metal, but yes there would have been some sort of sound. You would have to ask the films director that one. The weirwolfs were not the dog soldiers, they were a civilian family. The dog soldiers were ryan and wells after they were slashed open and infected by the weirwolves.
I love how this movie also have that full circle foreshadowing, and gives us a little details about the werewolves family, their name is literally means evil, and they have a sword means they been around in like middle ages or something, and the way megan describes them are seems like they are bad people even in human form, not to mention they probably been teaching their dog to eat human flesh, such little details
Another little underrated British movie is FAQ About Time Travel (2009) it's been described as DR Who meets Shaun of the Dead & it stars Chris O'Dowd (The I.T Crowd) & Anna Faris (Scary Movie)
This movie f'd me up as a kid prolly my second worst experience for being scared as a kid(first was alien ressurection when i was like 7) i just remember watching this in the living with my parents with the only light coming from the tv. Remember waking up middle of night to go the washroom and scared shitless i turned on every light switch i came across lol.
Sean Pertwee, the guy playing the team leader, legit got knocked clean the fuck out in that scene where he's yelling to be knocked out. By his own account, he was drunk as shit and was being an ass. The guy belted him a real one and laid him out.
The sign of a great actor is when you can absolutely hate the character he is playing. I really enjoyed the reaction. I would like to recommend Outpost directed by Steve Barker, definitely well worth watching.
My cousin, Leslie Simpson has a cult following because he was one of the soldiers in this movie. We all went to a private viewing at a local cinema with him back in 2002. He was ALL the monsters in Descent, Doomsday & Crawlspace too. ???
I saw this in the theatres back in the day. Yep they play the comedy hard but not too hard to ruin the actual action. I also have DVD and as I understand it they don’t have the masters or any prints so they don’t have a high resolution original to create a new remastered release. A real shame.
That was true for a while.Marshall couldn't find any negatives for the U.S. blu,so they had to make due with a theatrical print. Since then,a UK company has announced a blu,and Marshall has finally located the neg,so should look amazing!
A day late and a month short on watching this one. Never seen this one but it also looks worth watching if I can find it. Loved the reaction when the intestines were all hanging out. 😂
So glad you liked this movie , it was made on a small budget, so compared to other bigger movies , it's my favourite werewolf film, I still like Underworld and Van Helsing, American Werewolf in London, but this seems so realistic as far as the acting goes. 👏☺️
It's a pity they didn't think to chop off the werewolves head with the sword because decapitation works on everything from vampires to werewolves. Zombies can still attack without their head though.
They had the opportunity to shoot their sergeant before he turned instead they wait until he fully transforms & the movie with Benicio del Toro is called The Wolfman it also has Emily Blunt, Anthony Hopkins & Hugo Weaving that's a good movie too.
SEE! See! See what happens when you team a firecracker of a script with a talented director and a handful of very capable actors? Aspiring filmmakers, please find this movie and study it very, very carefully! Everything you need to learn is right here. ^_^
Love this movie , heard really good things about it and saw it in the cinema - what a ride ! It blends Alien , Predator , Jaws and any Zombie movie where people are trapped in a house but does not feel at all like it's ripping any of these films off . All the cast are great especially Liam Cunningham ( Ser Davos from Game of Thrones ) who plays a very despicable baddie that you really love to hate from the start with the shoot the dog scene you know he is a real shit . All the other characters are very well defined , the acting is very good especially Sean Pertwee during the camp fire sequence very chilling . The Soldiers are not just your usual clichéd horror movie cannon Fodder you actually care when they die the script is hilarious to with the squaddies banter and camaraderie and according to an Army pal of mine that is pretty much squaddie humour . The effects are very well done as they were not a big budget film there is no spectacular transformation like in American Werewolf or the Howling but they more than make up for that . I saw in the behind the scenes that they used Male ballet dancers to play the Werewolves as they would be able to move their bodies in more unusual ways ,to get the height they put them on stilts to make the Werewolves more menacing . The directing by Neil Marshall is fantastic paced so well and very tense , The sound design is great too with machine gun noise and the Werewolves screeches when they get shot is incredibly effective . The score by Mark Thomas is great too and incredibly effective in the action scenes and incredibly moving in Sarges last stand scene . Director Neil Marshall went on to direct another fave of mine Descent which is a kind of similar story but without the humour and is more of a straight up Horror than a Horror , Comedy with fantastic claustrophobic , tense , scary jump scare scenes , Neil also directed some very battle heavy episodes of Game of Thrones like Blackwater and Watchers on the wall . I would say this is probably my fave Werewolf movie followed by American Werewolf and then the Howling -great job Neil 😀👍
My favorite werewolf movie of all time, on the Wolfman movie do you mean the original or the remake, the remake has Anthony Hawkins in it and I personally love it
the del toro movie is ,the wolfman (2010) not bad , but dog soldiers is better ! if you want to see a really different change , watch ,the company of wolves !
You all need to watch The Howling. It’s better than American Werewolf, which I love. Came out the same year and has an awesome cast. The Benicio del Toro werewolf film you’re wondering about is the remake of the classic Wolf Man. It’s called The Wolfman. Has Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving. It was plagued by a director switch and massive rewrites but is a solid film.
Hi from the UK guys, this movie is the dogs bollocks. please can you review the 2005 horror Creep and Howl 2015, that's if you haven't already reviewed them.
I thought for a sec that it was 'Pfizer n B React', and you were going to say using standard bullets against Werewolves is safe and effective and the mandated method of fighting werewolves and that we should all 'take the shot'.
I love how it goes full circle. When Cooper won't kill the dog at the beginning and it's a dog that saves him at the end.
This is my absolute FAVORITE werewolf movie . I love that it uses costumes and not CGI.. I love that it doesn’t even attempt a dramatic transformation scene. Neil Marshall understood that nothing will ever compare to “AWIL”, so why try. I love how fun it is . This is my go to.
We completely agree. Practical effects are always the way to our hearts
Imagine talking over the entire dialog of the movie.
This movie is legend. Always recommended to watch if you haven't already. It's the only movie that include a fistfight scene between a soldier and a werewolf XD
Another unique werewolf movie is Bad Moon. What makes it great is that the protagonist is a dog that tries to save his human from a werewolf :)
Never thought of it that way…. Can’t think of another movie where someone went hand to hand with a werewolf
@@PizernBReact Now watch THE HORDE... the only movie I know of where a gangster starts boxing with zombies. French crime/zombie flick, amazing ending too.
Spoon is one of my all time fave characters and that’s my fave line in any movie ever!
@@Goldie1977Spoon is my Dad's favourite character for that reason.
Spoon trading fists way a werewolf is one of the best things I’ve seen 😂😂 starts going mental throwing everything but the kitchen sink at it
That lady was one of top betrayals of all time 😂
Anime betrayals should take notes from her
Ducky Sighting ☺️🦆
@@DubCatXero QUACK
Watched this in the cinema in Scotland (I'm from there), and loved this. Such great fun. I'd suggest the British-German comedy horror, Severance, from 2006.
That’s so cool you got to see it in theaters! While we definitely enjoyed this we can imagine that seeing this on the big screen is a whole different experience
@@PizernBReact front row for the full visual impact! Cheers. Keep enjoying the more obscure.
Severance is awsome aswell
This is arguably one of the top five werewolf movies ever made! And I literally had a chance to meet Sean Pertwee at a comicon a few years ago and we talked about Gotham of course but what I really wanted to talk about was dog soldiers! He told me how much fun it was to make this movie as well as how it was received! This movie right here is easily one of the best ever made! And I have seen them all especially me being 47, there isn’t a werewolf movie I feel I haven’t seen! I am glad you guys got to enjoy this masterpiece of a movie!
Wish it was a part two lol but then again this one was so great another one would probably mess it up!
That’s so cool that you got to meet him! Do you have any other werewolf movie suggestions that might be hidden gems we haven’t seen yet?
@@PizernBReact It was a really good time talking to him! The thing that impressed me the most about when I got a chance to talk to him was he was about to go on lunch. Like literally his camp was like let’s go we going to go to lunch and he told them “…lunch can wait, I’m talking to my mate here. Give me a bit!”
I will never forget that! Because he could’ve just took the picture signed it and sent me on my way but he talk to me about event horizon, he talk to me about Gotham and then we really spent a good amount of time talking about dog soldiers, and that’s when they were about to go to lunch. From the time he told them to give him a few until we finish talking it was about 15 minutes give or take a minute. That right there besides him being a wonderful actor, but he’s a wonderful human being and it was funny because in talking to him I kept calling her Sergeant Wells LOL and he seem to get a kick out of that and then he sign my as picture Sergeant Wells!
You guys are awesome and I love what you do! I would recommend if you have not seen or reviewed I would do another classic:
1) An American Werewolf In London
2) The Howling
3) Silver Bullet
@@DeeJayTDubb dude that’s awesome! It’s so refreshing to see a down to earth actor that genuinely cares about connecting with people that enjoy their work. We weren’t very familiar with his work until this movie, but hearing a story like this kind of makes us want to see more of what he has to offer. Thanks for sharing this! We’ve had a few people recommended the Howling now so it seems like it’s going to be a must see for us. Then again we’ll watch anything with werewolves!
@@PizernBReact it really was and the funny part was hearing that from him made me even a bigger fan than I was! Like that is one story I would never ever forget! And being a grown man and him taking the time for me I can imagine, just imagine the time he takes for a kid! It was one of the best times I’ve ever had! And when I say ever had, I mean ever had! I am a DJ and I have been damn near everywhere and every place lol but that, that right there was something I will never ever forget!
I cannot wait for you guys to watch the howling! I’m excited to see your reactions! I will say this I’ve been in the hospital the past week and your channel has definitely been one of the things that has lifted my spirits and kept me going wild in here! You guys keep up the great and awesome work, I love seeing work like this and how you guys vibe off of each other! I’m looking forward to the howling with you guys!
@@DeeJayTDubb first of all we’re sorry to hear that you’re in the hospital and hope you get better soon man. But we can’t even begin to explain how much it means to us that you enjoy our content like that! We love what we do and interactions with fellow movie fans like this are why we made this channel in the first place. The Howling is 100% on our list, I think we’ll be able to get to it in mid November or early December! Really hope you get better soon!
The filmmakers said "This isn't a werewolf movie with soldiers. This is soldier movie with werewolves." That's why it's shot more like a military action movie rather than a horror movie.
The movie is full of homages including the mention of the Kobayashi-maru Test when they find the remnants of Ryan's outpost as an homage Star Trek 2 (1982), the jumpscare when Ryan suddenly pops out as an homage to the terrified General Owen popping out of the locker in Starship Troopers (1997), Sgt Wells telling Ryan "Shut up like a good gentleman. You are scaring my lads" as an homage to Zulu (1964), Spoon saying "Come on you beauties" to the werewolves as an homage to The Wild Geese (1978), the way Spoon hits a werewolf than yells and strikes a dramatic pose as an homage to Bruce Lee, Sgt. Wells holding up the gore soaked watch he lent to Spoon and saying "There is no Spoon" as an homage to The Matrix (1999), Sgt. Wells name being Harry G. Wells as an Homage to H.G. Wells, one of the soldiers being named Bruce Campbell as a homage to The Evil Dead (1981) and Bruce Campbell. There are many more.
Wow when you lay it all out like that you can really see the effort put in to subtlety of those homages. This movie also kind of gives off Aliens vibes with the military aspect and the whole final stand at the house
Fun fact: Actor Sean Pertwee playing the Sgt- is the son of Jon Pertwee who played Doctor Who in the 1970's.
No way! I didn’t get in to doctor who until the 9th doctor, but that’s still so cool
Don't forget Worzel Gummidge.
dont forgot he was the voice of Father in Equilibrium
Great reaction guys, love Dog Soldiers it is my number 2 all time favourite werewolf movie, little known fact when he asks him to knock him out he actually really did when filming it 😀
That’s awesome! No wonder that seemed so authentic, gotta love when actors do that
Reminds me of Cary Elwes asking Christopher Guest to actually knock him out with the hilt of his sword in The Princess Bride.
I love british monster movies. The fight in the kitchen is epic.
This is definitely one of my favourite werewolf film and, IMO, Neil Marshall's best (though The Descent is also great, and Centurion and Doomsday are worth a watch)., Another more obscure one would be Late Phases (also known as Night of the Lone Wolf), and recent Werewolf movie you might like (though it's more of a comedy) is Werewolves Within. For Halloween, other suggestions of non-blockbuster film films: The Autopsie of Jane Doe, Dead Snow (it's Norwegian, so you need subtitles), Let Us Prey, Pontypool, Ravenous, the REC series (in Spanish), Slither (from James Gunn), Splinter, and the Trick 'r Treat anthology. Good luck with your channel!
Thank you for all this! The Descent is so good, I wish we hadn’t seen it already so we could do a blind review. These are all amazing suggestions, we actually have a couple of these planned for October so stay tuned!
I'm surprised y'all didn't realize mc is Soap MacTavish lmao.
No way!!!
@@PizernBReact It is him lmao, Kevin McKidd. He also voiced Fenn Rau in Star Wars Rebels as well (idk if y'all watch tht or not).
@@tytoalbasoren9457 B has, but I have not. Funny enough we plan to do an Asoka watch next and I hear that has a lot to do with rebels
@@PizernBReact It does yeah, otherwise you'll hv some trouble understanding some stuff because she played quite the major role in rebels even if she was just a side character
the scene where he gets knocked unconcious is 100% real, sean pertwee was actually drunk and didnt feel the first hit, so the next hit actually konked him out
on that night, the valkyries gladly welcomed a new member into the halls of Valhalla. and his name.............was spoon.
Its a British film with British cast and filmed in Luxembourg
I remember when 2nd Underworld movie was having a premiere and the local theatre made an all-nighter: 1st & 2nd Underworld and then Dog Soldiers to fill in the slot.
And pretty much everyone there was just for the Dog Soldiers, not giving a single damn about Underworld or the fact it's a premiere event for a new movie. To the point it actually got more crowded during the break before Dog Soldiers was scheduled to play, with the audience going from like 2/3 to almost full house, despite it being 2 AM in a snowy winter.
How's big screen for this? Dope. It's no IMAX experience, but it genuinely works better on bigger screen.
That’s hilarious! Underworld is alright and all but it definitely doesn’t compare to this movie. Not surprised the theatre filled up
Interesting. Might be worth a watch, as I loved American Werewolf in Paris
This is 100% up your alley
Love this movie with a passion. Badass movie and with a badass cast. Love that there's no CGI, just practical effects.
Not often you see a person get a fist fight with a werewolf
This movie is one of my favorites growing up, I was around 7-8 when I watched it the first time, 20 years later I've been watching it since, it's underrated for sure but the story and the acting was phenomenal! My dad and I use to watch it together every time it came on and I absolutely loved it!
I recommend another lesser known movie called Bad Moon stars Mariel Hemmingway. Very different werewolf movie. Definitely worth it to check it out.
Thank you for the recommendation!
You're welcome, anytime.
Kevin McKidd actually hurt himself on the first filming day with the jumping off from the helicopter due to a metal plate in his uniform basically breaking a rib. He didn't want to be sent to a hospital, so he kept quiet about it during the shoot for a few weeks before he told the director and went to the hospital.
Members of the crew jumped out of the helicopter. At least three drivers and the gaffer.
No actors.
Seen this movie a very long time ago and I still remember it. That alone says alot because I don't remember many movies that I have seen in the past. But this one was very memorable.
Davos Seaworth, Soap MacTavish and Alfred Pennyworth
Loved your reactions to the werewolves. My husband has suggested that if you enjoyed this film that much you would enjoy a small British film called Outpost (if you can get it) Keep up the brilliant reactions!
Thank you! We’ll look into that movie
This was great to watch, my favourite film of all time! Wish it was easier to find to watch, such a gem!
Buy the physical media -- then you have it forever, whenever.
I with you on Dog murderers. You must have absolutely loved John Wick,
The beginning was so intense LMAOO
That sound still haunts me
28:47 Incredible as it may seem, she didn't die from that shot. On the cover of the CDs that this film had, in the description behind it was missing that she survived And he was one of them in the middle of all this chaos.
The cast DVD commentary is hilarious, a must if you like the film
Super glue was originally designed for war wounds. Instant seal without stitches. Now it's used for model airplanes etc. 💯
Anything with werewolves or vampires?
"Innocent Blood" (1992) Aforgotten horror movie about a female vampire vs. the mafia.
"Vamp" (1986) Another forgotten vampire movie starring Grace Jones.
"Def By Temptation" (1990) Forgotten movie about a female vampire/succubus starring an all black cast
All 3 of these sound like things we really need to see!
"Innocent Blood" is a very fun film, not least for the brilliantly funny performance from Robert Loggia. Actors of his age and experience often phone it in for this sort of film, but Loggia really put the work in.
@@connard123abc this makes me think of Raul Julia in the street fighter movie. Great actor trying his hardest in a terrible movie
See everything was going good.. then I started this video and I’m already regretting it 😭 WHY WAS HE SHOVING SOMETHING DOWN HIS THROAT????
I mean 😏
Fantastic review!!! Dead calm, War of the Roses and Phantasm
Definitely War Of The Roses as such an underrated and forgotten black comedy. Also Dead Calm is an incredible movie ( the one from the 80s ), i couldnt look at the actor who plays the villan for years in the same way after watching that performance They are such great forgotten movies ❤ these suggestions.
I picked up Dog Soldiers on a whim while grabbing a few other random horror movies, and I was so pleasantly surprised by it. It's easily my favourite werewolf movie, and I recommend it to anyone who'll listen.
Preach
Best werewolf movie ever it’s so underrated and I want more people to enjoy it the same way I do it’s amazing the tone the setting I highly recommend you watch it you will enjoy the living hell out of it
You guys were thinking of 2010s The Wolfman with Anthony Hopkins.
THATS WHAT IT WAS
Yes! That's the one
As far as I remember the casting was amazing and nothing else was good. Keep in mind I haven't seen it in 10 years however.
People still buy blu rays/dvds which is so much better than streaming and yes this movie is a classic one of my favourites one of the best werewolf movies too
27:30-27:33 So now it makes sense why the superglue was all what?
Honestly one off my favourite films watched this when I was like 12 can watch this over and over !
It’s the kind of movie that deserves multiple watches. Can’t believe we hadn’t seen it before!
Watched this young enough to think the superglue healed his stomach and no his transformation into a werewolf 😂😂
This my favorite werewolf movie. Did you notice the "Sarge" character? He was later cast as Alfred Pennyworth in GOTHAM.
No way!
@@PizernBReactKevin mckidd voiced the original character soap in call of duty modern warfare
This is a "horror" movie where the Protagonists don't do anything stupid. They may do things wrong but not stupid. That is what makes it work so well. Everything they do is something a rational (as rational as you could be in the situation) person would do. They try to conserve resources. They try to plan as best they can. The characters never do what viewer is telling them Not to do. They act like soldiers.
Your faces at 28.25 had me 😂😂😂😂 amazing plot twist. I am from the UK and this movie is easily top 5 of my all time favourites
So glad you guys reacted to this. It's next to impossible to get other reactors to react to this movie with Patreon polls because most people have never heard of his movie and end up voting for some anime bullshit or anything Marvel or Disney.
Patreon voters usually want people to react to the same thing everyone else has.
Thank you! We’re always taking new suggestions for under the radar movies too!
Have any of you seen the An American Werewolf In London remake? It's called An American Werewolf In Paris lol. It's not good but the gore is cool and it has nudity.
You had me at gore and nudity 😂💀
So excited for this!
You were right. Best werewolf movie we’ve seen
Fun fact: if Cooper's voice spunded familiar, he voiced "Soap" Mactavish in Call of Duty Modern Warfare. I guess this was the start of his career. 😂
OH YEAH!! DOG SOLDIERS! First time I've seen anyone do a reaction to this movie. One of my favorite movies. You guys should keep doing these lesser-known greats!
Dead and Buried (1981)
Session 9 (2001)
Exorcist III (1990)...
*EDIT* I see you're already on the right track! I'm gonna binge your videos now
Yo thank you! That means so much to us, we love making these things. This is the 3rd time someone has mentioned the 3rd Exorcist… maybe this is a sign 🤔
I completely forgot about Session 9. More of a psycho thriller. Shot in my home state at an actual asylum. There are some good DVD features from the cast talking about how creepy the place was to shoot at.
Best werewolf movie ever. That scene with spoon fighting the werewfs in the kitchen. He knew he was gonna die like his body went into a bezerk survival state fighting to the death to try survive
Absolutely grizzly, I have to rent/find this 100%.
Yes it’s a must see!
This is by far my favorite werewolf movie ever. In my opinion it's the "Halloween" of it's genre.
We completely agree!
Rule no 1. Zombies,werewolves any monster Stay Away From The Windows!
Absolutely!
Love werewolf movies, nice job guys.!
Thank you!
There are some really cool figures of the werewolves from Now Playing. I have two of them. Absolutely fantastic movie and the figures are my favorite as well.
Loved the reactions on such a great - and mostly unknown film.
How is it that the werewolves wiped out black ops soldiers without them fighting back & no gun shots fired?
They totally underestimated their numbers, there was only supposed to be one, that's why. And ryan was using wells and his squad as the bait.
@@markabenjamin6284 That is the only part of the film that cannot be explained, but every body panel on a landrover is alluminium, quite a soft metal, but yes there would have been some sort of sound. You would have to ask the films director that one. The weirwolfs were not the dog soldiers, they were a civilian family. The dog soldiers were ryan and wells after they were slashed open and infected by the weirwolves.
I love how this movie also have that full circle foreshadowing, and gives us a little details about the werewolves family, their name is literally means evil, and they have a sword means they been around in like middle ages or something, and the way megan describes them are seems like they are bad people even in human form, not to mention they probably been teaching their dog to eat human flesh, such little details
Watch it back with the cast commentary. There gave them a case of very strong beer & you can hear them getting increasingly drunk & having a laugh.
Ok now this we HAVE to see
Another little underrated British movie is FAQ About Time Travel (2009) it's been described as DR Who meets Shaun of the Dead
& it stars Chris O'Dowd (The I.T Crowd) & Anna Faris (Scary Movie)
Oh damn we might have to do that one next!!
This movie f'd me up as a kid prolly my second worst experience for being scared as a kid(first was alien ressurection when i was like 7) i just remember watching this in the living with my parents with the only light coming from the tv. Remember waking up middle of night to go the washroom and scared shitless i turned on every light switch i came across lol.
Sean Pertwee, the guy playing the team leader, legit got knocked clean the fuck out in that scene where he's yelling to be knocked out. By his own account, he was drunk as shit and was being an ass. The guy belted him a real one and laid him out.
Puts another meaning to sword swallower
You would
The sign of a great actor is when you can absolutely hate the character he is playing. I really enjoyed the reaction. I would like to recommend Outpost directed by Steve Barker, definitely well worth watching.
This is my FAVORITE werewolf movie. Bad Moon is in 2nd place.
Jungle!!??!! In Scotland?
My cousin, Leslie Simpson has a cult following because he was one of the soldiers in this movie. We all went to a private viewing at a local cinema with him back in 2002.
He was ALL the monsters in Descent, Doomsday & Crawlspace too. ???
No way! We did a descent review as well
I saw this in the theatres back in the day. Yep they play the comedy hard but not too hard to ruin the actual action.
I also have DVD and as I understand it they don’t have the masters or any prints so they don’t have a high resolution original to create a new remastered release. A real shame.
That was true for a while.Marshall couldn't find any negatives for the U.S. blu,so they had to make due with a theatrical print.
Since then,a UK company has announced a blu,and Marshall has finally located the neg,so should look amazing!
@@anthonymunn8633 I hope so. I will keep an eye out.
Not bad considering they had a budget of about 2 million pounds.
You should try "28 days later" (zombies),another excellent low budget British movie.
A day late and a month short on watching this one. Never seen this one but it also looks worth watching if I can find it. Loved the reaction when the intestines were all hanging out. 😂
Dude you have to see it!
So glad you liked this movie , it was made on a small budget, so compared to other bigger movies , it's my favourite werewolf film, I still like Underworld and Van Helsing, American Werewolf in London, but this seems so realistic as far as the acting goes. 👏☺️
Did anyone else notice that the dog looked bigger when it jumped on Ryan's back.
This Movie is in my top 10 movies to watch and never get tired of
They used Ballet dancers for the werewolves to give them more graceful movements.
Really??? That’s so cool
Don't forget The Howling 1981 - That's Scary also! but I still think Dog Soldiers is one of the best!
It's a pity they didn't think to chop off the werewolves head with the sword because decapitation works on everything from vampires to werewolves. Zombies can still attack without their head though.
This is true
They had the opportunity to shoot their sergeant before he turned instead they wait until he fully transforms & the movie with Benicio del Toro is called The Wolfman it also has Emily Blunt, Anthony Hopkins & Hugo Weaving that's a good movie too.
SEE! See! See what happens when you team a firecracker of a script with a talented director and a handful of very capable actors? Aspiring filmmakers, please find this movie and study it very, very carefully! Everything you need to learn is right here. ^_^
One of my favourite movies. Subbed
I went to see this at the cinema. Really good 😃.
We wish we experienced this in theaters! Shame we never got around to seeing it until now but better late than never
I was 13 when this came out, I remember getting it on vhs.
Ahhhh the classic days of vhs
Gives a whole new meaning to branching out.
Love this movie , heard really good things about it and saw it in the cinema - what a ride ! It blends Alien , Predator , Jaws and any Zombie movie where people are trapped in a house but does not feel at all like it's ripping any of these films off . All the cast are great especially Liam Cunningham ( Ser Davos from Game of Thrones ) who plays a very despicable baddie that you really love to hate from the start with the shoot the dog scene you know he is a real shit .
All the other characters are very well defined , the acting is very good especially Sean Pertwee during the camp fire sequence very chilling . The Soldiers are not just your usual clichéd horror movie cannon Fodder you actually care when they die the script is hilarious to with the squaddies banter and camaraderie and according to an Army pal of mine that is pretty much squaddie humour . The effects are very well done as they were not a big budget film there is no spectacular transformation like in American Werewolf or the Howling but they more than make up for that . I saw in the behind the scenes that they used Male ballet dancers to play the Werewolves as they would be able to move their bodies in more unusual ways ,to get the height they put them on stilts to make the Werewolves more menacing . The directing by Neil Marshall is fantastic paced so well and very tense , The sound design is great too with machine gun noise and the Werewolves screeches when they get shot is incredibly effective . The score by Mark Thomas is great too and incredibly effective in the action scenes and incredibly moving in Sarges last stand scene .
Director Neil Marshall went on to direct another fave of mine Descent which is a kind of similar story but without the humour and is more of a straight up Horror than a Horror , Comedy with fantastic claustrophobic , tense , scary jump scare scenes , Neil also directed some very battle heavy episodes of Game of Thrones like Blackwater and Watchers on the wall . I would say this is probably my fave Werewolf movie followed by American Werewolf and then the Howling -great job Neil 😀👍
better than the howling ! definitely better than american werewolf in london ! I got to see it in the theater ! lol
We’re so jealous! This movie was amazing and we wish we could have seen it in theaters. We actually plan on doing The Howling here soon
Great film. Just enough humour to take the edge off. Welcome to British horror.
We loved it
My favorite werewolf movie of all time, on the Wolfman movie do you mean the original or the remake, the remake has Anthony Hawkins in it and I personally love it
I would recommend it or well both if you want to compare them
the del toro movie is ,the wolfman (2010) not bad , but dog soldiers is better ! if you want to see a really different change , watch ,the company of wolves !
If you liked this, check out The Descent. Same director, possibly the only film that scared me as an adult
Great suggestion!
Y'all need to watch Overlord.
Oh! And Underworld!
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Very cool to see a reaction to this!!
Yes this is my favourite Werewolf movie. So friggin awesome.
It’s easily both of ours now too
You all need to watch The Howling. It’s better than American Werewolf, which I love. Came out the same year and has an awesome cast.
The Benicio del Toro werewolf film you’re wondering about is the remake of the classic Wolf Man. It’s called The Wolfman. Has Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving. It was plagued by a director switch and massive rewrites but is a solid film.
This was advertised as Southern Comfort meets The Howling, watch first Howling fim, forget the rest.
Thank you for the recommendation!
Hi from the UK guys, this movie is the dogs bollocks. please can you review the 2005 horror Creep and Howl 2015, that's if you haven't already reviewed them.
I thought for a sec that it was 'Pfizer n B React', and you were going to say using standard bullets against Werewolves is safe and effective and the mandated method of fighting werewolves and that we should all 'take the shot'.
One of the best werewolf action movies. I wish we got a sequel. It's free on tubi.
The most unique best werewolf movie ever made in my opinion
We completely agree
i never knew sir davos seaworth from game of thrones is in this movie