Dog Soldiers (2002) is an intense and action-packed horror-thriller that blends survival drama with werewolf terror. Directed by Neil Marshall, this cult classic delivers a gripping story filled with suspense, gore, and dark humor. The film follows a squad of British soldiers on a routine training mission in the remote Scottish Highlands, led by Sergeant Wells (Sean Pertwee) and Private Cooper (Kevin McKidd).

What begins as a straightforward exercise quickly turns into a nightmare when the squad discovers the bloody remains of a Special Forces unit and learns they are being hunted by a pack of deadly, highly intelligent werewolves. With no communication, limited ammunition, and nightfall approaching, the soldiers take refuge in an isolated farmhouse, hoping to survive until dawn.

As the werewolves lay siege to their makeshift stronghold, the soldiers must rely on their wits, courage, and teamwork to fend off the relentless attacks. But as their numbers dwindle, secrets and personal tensions within the group threaten to tear them apart.

With its relentless pace, practical effects, and well-crafted characters, Dog Soldiers is a thrilling blend of military action and horror, offering a fresh take on the werewolf genre. Fans of survival thrillers and creature features will find it a gripping and unforgettable ride.