16. Dog Soldiers dir. by Neil Marshall (2002) Before Doomsday, before The Descent, and before the terrible Centurion, Neil Marshall brought us Dog Soldiers. Out in the wilds of Scotland, the military is running regular training exercises. Everything’s going as planned until a bunch of werewolves show up and start tearing soldiers limb-from-limb. This movie is worth watching if only for the costuming on the werewolves. I love it. Plus, as Bloody Disgusting said in their review years ago, “This movie also contains the first man/werewolf boxing match ever produced for your viewing pleasure.” Watch the trailer | Buy it on Amazon: BD, DVD | Rent it on Netflix

16. Dog Soldiers dir. by Neil Marshall (2002)

Before Doomsday, before The Descent, and before the terrible Centurion, Neil Marshall brought us Dog Soldiers.

Out in the wilds of Scotland, the military is running regular training exercises. Everything’s going as planned until a bunch of werewolves show up and start tearing soldiers limb-from-limb.

This movie is worth watching if only for the costuming on the werewolves. I love it. Plus, as Bloody Disgusting said in their review years ago, “This movie also contains the first man/werewolf boxing match ever produced for your viewing pleasure.”

Watch the trailer | Buy it on Amazon: BD, DVD | Rent it on Netflix

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