Dog Soldiers

Dog Soldiers is a British film carried out by Neil Marshall, left in 2002.

Synopsis

British soldiers are sent in the Scottish moor . There, they will have to fight against wolves-garous.

Title: Dog Soldiers
Realization: Neil Marshall
Scenario: Neil Marshall
Production: David E. Al, Christopher Figg, Tom Reeve, Beautiful Keith, Brian Patrick O' Toole, Vic Bateman, Harmon Kaslow and Romain Schroeder
Music: Mark Thomas
Photography: Sam McCurdy
Assembly: Neil Marshall
Decorations: Simon Bowles
Costumes: Uli Simon
Country of origin: the United Kingdom, Luxembourg
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 16 mm
Kind: Horror
Lasted: 105 minutes
Comings out date: March 22nd 2002 (festival of Brussels), May 10th 2002 (the United Kingdom), July 6th 2002 (French-speaking Switzerland), August 14th 2002 (France)
Film prohibited with less than 16 years at the time of its exit in France

turning was held with the Luxembourg and in Scotland.
One of the soldiers names Bruce Campbell, in reference to the trilogy Evil Dead. In the latter, the actor Bruce Campbell interprets the character of Ash. One will notice certain similarities between the two detached houses in full forest and the external threats.
Another character is named when with him Harry G. Wells, reference to the famous novelist H.G. Wells, one of the authors preferred of the scenario writer.
a continuation, Dog Soldiers: Fresh Meatus , realized by Rob Green, is planned for 2007.

Corbel of gold and Price of the public, at the time of the International festival of science fiction film of Brussels 2002.
Nomination at the price of best film, at the time of the International festival of film of Catalonia 2002.
Nomination at the price of best film, at the time of the festival Fantasporto 2003.

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