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The cult classic horror flick Dog Soldiers, which die-hard fans have watched « a dozen times » is now available to stream for free.

Released in 2002, the film has been hailed as the « best werewolf film » by its ardent followers, with many having indulged in multiple viewings. Now, this much-loved tale can be enjoyed on Pluto TV without spending a penny.

The film’s synopsis reveals: « During a routine night time training mission in the Scottish Highlands, a small squad of British soldiers expected to rendezvous with a special ops unit instead find a bloody massacre with a sole survivor. The savage attackers of the special ops team return, and the men are rescued by Megan (Emma Cleasby), a zoologist who identifies what hunts them as werewolves. »

Stranded without transport or communications, the soldiers must hole up in a farmhouse and survive until the full moon wanes at dawn.

Online reviews have been overwhelmingly positive. Over on Rotten Tomatoes, where it boasts an 82% rating, one enthusiast exclaimed: « Just watched this again and was reminded how truly great this movie actually was. From the subtle homages to the practical effects, this movie absolutely delivers. »

Another fan gushed: « Absolutely great movie it never gets old. »

Meanwhile, a third chimed in: « This movie is an extremely underrated horror gem. »

One cinematic connoisseur enthused: « The best werewolf movie of all time, it mixes terror, mystery and suspense in just the right dose. The tension only increases as the movie progresses, where a group of soldiers have to fight with all their might to escape the attacks of werewolves thirsty for fresh human flesh and blood. »

An IMDB critic didn’t hold back praise, saying: « My number 1 the best werewolf horror film of all time a true classic masterpiece. »

Google reviews echoed this sentiment with comments like: « One of my favourite werewolf movies. I have watched this film a dozen times and it never gets old. »

However, opinion wasn’t unanimous as one critic remarked: « Felt very much like a movie that should have came out 20 years ago. »

As another sceptic observed: « I can’t believe critics were so impressed. »

Come Friday, June 13, horror aficionados will be thrilled at the chance to indulge in Pluto TV’s ‘Summer of Horror’ – a streaming spree of spine-chilling favourites offered absolutely free, reports Surrey Live.

With a roster ranging from the timeless scare of Halloween to the haunting Tales From The Crypt, viewers are in for a treat. Ready to spook are titles including Killer Crocodile, The Wraith, Horror Express and Psycho Cop, ensuring there’s a fright night flick for all pallets.

Dog Soldiers can now be streamed for free now on Pluto TV