For my money, the best horror and fringe film making in the world over the last ten years has been coming out of the UK. Here are five of the most consistently entertaining UK directors to work almost exclusively in the horror genre – and when they branch out, they aren't shy about their roots.
Let's have a look, shall we?..... read the full list here
Neil Marshall:
Dog Soldiers (2002)
Neil Marshall launched himself onto the horror scene with a widely praised werewolf/action film, Dog Soldiers, starring Sean
Pertwee and Kevin McKidd as members of a squad of British Army soldiers cornered in an abandoned house by werewolves. Marshall does a lot with very little money, creating an invigorating action adventure with some of the best werewolf effects in years. Don't look for a lot of emotions on display – this is a he-man manly action film.
Let's have a look, shall we?..... read the full list here
Neil Marshall:
Dog Soldiers (2002)
Neil Marshall launched himself onto the horror scene with a widely praised werewolf/action film, Dog Soldiers, starring Sean
Pertwee and Kevin McKidd as members of a squad of British Army soldiers cornered in an abandoned house by werewolves. Marshall does a lot with very little money, creating an invigorating action adventure with some of the best werewolf effects in years. Don't look for a lot of emotions on display – this is a he-man manly action film.
