Dog Soldiers (2002) with Paul from 'SP Filmviewers'

Sean finally gets into the Halloween Spirit and reviews Dog Soldiers (2002), with Paul from SP Filmviewers.Paul is the artist of Review It Yourself's beautiful logo. Discussion Points:-The amount of people from the North East in this film.-Sean explains how it's nice to listen to regional accents from closer to home. -Gurinder Chadha's films. -The practical effects in the film. -Christian Bale's comments about acting in front of a green screen.-The great quieter moments between the characters, which really elevates this film.-When all else fails, make a brew.-The dubious geography evident in the film. Random Questions:-Did you forget that Liam Cunningham was in this episode?-Have you heard Liam Cunningham's actual accent?-Should Sean start the Howling film series with The Howling III (1987)?-Why do Werewolves open tent zips so gently? -When was the last time we got a film like this?-Does a lower budget force you to become more creative as a filmmaker/director?-Did you know it was the bandage which the dog was chewing on?-How can you not love a film with fist-fights with werewolves in numerous scenes?-Are some films nowadays guilty of treating audiences like they are idiots?-How the hell does Sean mix up A Night At The Roxbury (1998) and Pootie Tang (2001)?Random Quotes:-"He's from Ireland...his voice is very Irish, obviously".-"It's so manly this film".-"When people ask me, what do I want [from films]: This!"-"A cup of tea solves everything"-"Dogs like sausages"-Sean's stunning analysis continues. Random Recommendations:-An American Werewolf in London (1981)-The Howling (1981)-Bend It Like Beckham (2002)-Blinded By The Light (2019)Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.