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Well, here is a Horror Film title I've never heard of from some years back, 'DOG SOLDIERS' released in 2002. Like the Horror Film I missed 35 years ago ('Changeling'), this film boasts some impressive reviews from individual folk at The Netflix site. I've never heard of the Director nor any of the film's actors, however the premise of 'Scottish Werewolves' is just too unusual to pass up. Any one here recommend this film?
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This is a startlingly topical post, considering this:
http://www.wolvesandhumans.org/wolves/wolf_reintroduction_to_scotland.htm
To be fair, I haven't read every word, but I don't think it mentions werewolves as such.
Thanks for this Chris. We have Wolves in Montana. I read your article and in the final paragraph it mentions, "currently there is a reintroduction of The Beaver in Scotland." Indeed; well, I'll say!
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I enjoyed this but there are some drawbacks you'll have to overlook. But that's true of almost everything. It's not bad for a low-budget independent feature. Not terribly original but entertaining in its own enthusiastic-gusto way none-the-less.
But if Scotland has beavers, it'll need werewolves.
http://www.filmsforaction.org/watch/how-wolves-change-rivers/
That's a 5 min nature doc. Might not be for everyone on this board.
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