Stephen Graham,
Danny Dyer,
Keith-Lee Castle,
Lee Ingleby,
Emil Marwa
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This British horror comedy concerns a group of men suffering from midlife crises, who embark on a relaxing country weekend but wind up in a village overrun by psychotic and cannibalistic female creatu... read more
DVD Release Date: October 12, 2009
Stats: 664 reviews
I wouldn't argue with someone if they where to call this the worst film ever made. The acting is appalling, it's predictable and looks awful. But in my case if you're in the mood for an hour an half of Brainless stupid comedy this may just be the film for you..
Stupid and silly, but I have to say that I laughed out loud...a lot. Soooo, extra credit for that.
The strength is in the makeup and special effects.
The weakness is in the story subtext (and often blatant dialogue) about sexgender and how the zombie apocalypse could possibly serve as a solid ground for dealing with issues of gender performance inadequacy (on part of all of t... read more
A so-so horror comedy with a good array of UK acting talent on show. Ok in parts has some funny scenes and quite gory to in places. Overall just not quite as polished as Severance, Shaun of the dead. One mainly for the guys.
Disappointing. Starts off with a premise ripe with possibility for social and gender commentary and comedy... and then fails to do anything with it. In fact, it barely has an ending at all. It's like they just ran out of ideas.
I hate to use descriptions like these, but this film reminded me of a mashup between The Hangover and Shaun of the Dead. Quite genuinely scary in parts and funny all the way through, it's a remarkable balance and it must be hard to achieve. So this film gets extra points for gett... read more
A fun ride from start to finish with a good cast, The sexist aspect of the film's made it more fun, Surely not on the same level as Shaun of the Dead but still enjoyable, Hooray for men, hehe
Yes, bros before hoes. That's the whole mantra of the film, it works. Sure, it's not the most complex or ellaborated zombie flick, but gets the job done. It goes straight for the action pieces and that's good. It's a good cast and helps a lot to keep things above the simple mate... read more
A nicely gory comedy-horror flick that is a diverting bit of lads' entertainment.
Doghouse is in no way substantive, but it is kind of an enjoyable goof, if you're in the mood for such a thing. Full Review
Doghouse is a very entertaining time-waster and definitely one for the boys %u2013 break out the beers and just have some fun. Full Review
Female zombies are the perfect excuse to show women being beaten up by men. In its trashy way, the film has just enough exuberance to be classified as harmless. Full Review
You could say that this is one step up from the ghastly Lesbian Vampire Killers, since it suggests they are getting what they deserve from the other sex. But that step is a short one. Full Review
A grotesque misogynistic romp, Doghouse is too laddish and corny to even hold a candle to the witty Shaun Of The Dead. Perhaps Lesbian Vampire Killers wasn't so bad after all. Full Review
The magic ingredient here is Dan Schaffer's sly script, which constantly undercuts the film's inherently sexist premise. Full Review
Like going on a stag-do with people you hate, this beta-male bilge is far too Neanderthal to do much more than drag its knuckles on the ground and sniff the rears of other, better films. Full Review
Jake West's low-budget British movie Doghouse is so jaw-droppingly bonkers that it actually deserves to be seen. Full Review
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