Directed by:
Nick RobertsonScreenplay:
Evan Randall GreenCinematography:
Benjamin ShirleyComposer:
Tom SchutzingerPlots(1)
After discovering the last of his livestock have been mauled to death on his rural cattle ranch by a pack of wild dogs, hardened farmer and devoted family man Adam Wilson can do nothing but watch as his dream of continuing the family business is shattered. As darkness falls, unsuspecting shadows begin to lurk outside their farmhouse. A pack of wild dogs are preparing to close in, ready to attack. Through a series of frightening and bloody encounters Adam and his family are forced into survival mode. Will they make it out alive? Or will they fall victim to... The Pack. (Eagle Entertainment)
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The black wolves are impressive and their growls will send chills down your spine, but The Pack and
its characters are demented and poorly directed. And with tacky music.
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Given the phobia I have towards barking creatures, this is an almost ideal horror premise for me. And therefore it’s a bigger fail that the creators were unable to arouse even a hint of an unpleasant feeling. Your average animal attack horror on video, just that.
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A typical average horror film, which definitely could have been better exploited. However, just because the creators chose to use real dogs instead of digital ones, I would advocate for the film to be better rated. Some scenes are truly well-executed, but as a whole, it's rather dull and predictable.
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