Reviews

Neil Marshall's debut feature film put him right at the top of new British horror cinema (unfortunately he's only done two horror film so far but both of them are good).

Dog Soldiers starts out as a normal, funny buddy movie and rapidly nosedives into a genuinely funny, gory and shocking horror movie with gun-action thrown in for good measure.

Unlike [i]Ginger Snaps[/i] this film takes itself very seriously and is much more about the horror and the action.

Here is a little flick that makes you bite down on your nails and keeps you to the very edge of your seat.