1. We don't remember why Goldilocks was so far out in the woods when she encountered the three bears, but we do know this - it was her fault that she got eaten. Could the same be said about the squad that was led by Sgt Wells (Sean Pertwee)?
2. What decision ultimately saved Private Cooper's (Kevin McKidd) life?
3. Remember the two campers (Craig Conway and Tina Landini) who were torn apart in the film's opening sequence? Some believed they were killed by a monster, like the Beast of Bodmin Moor. But the locals had another explanation. How did they account for all the missing hikers?
4. When Corporal Campbell (Thomas Lockyer) was asked what his greatest fear was, he replied, "The self-destructive nature of the human condition." What scared Cooper?
5. It takes an "open mind" to believe in werewolves, doesn't it? Sgt. Wells admitted that he didn't always have one, but that changed after he saw this. What are we referring to?
6. True or False: No one ever asked Captain Ryan (Liam Cunningham) what he meant by, "There was only supposed to be one!"
7. Are you familiar with the Kobayashi Maru test? Kobayashi, which ironically enough means small forest in Japanese, was the name of the ship in the training exercise that opened Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. The cadets in that film were placed in a no-win scenario to test their character. Why did some of Sgt. Wells' men feel their situation was no different?
8. The werewolves weren't mindless creatures. What proved that they had some semblance of intelligence?
9. Chasing painkillers with whiskey is never a good idea, but try telling that to someone who's just had their intestines ripped out. How was that wound treated?
10. What old werewolf myth was dispelled in the chapter entitled Now What? We're referring to the one that was called "nonsense" and "dark age paranoia."
2. What decision ultimately saved Private Cooper's (Kevin McKidd) life?
3. Remember the two campers (Craig Conway and Tina Landini) who were torn apart in the film's opening sequence? Some believed they were killed by a monster, like the Beast of Bodmin Moor. But the locals had another explanation. How did they account for all the missing hikers?
4. When Corporal Campbell (Thomas Lockyer) was asked what his greatest fear was, he replied, "The self-destructive nature of the human condition." What scared Cooper?
5. It takes an "open mind" to believe in werewolves, doesn't it? Sgt. Wells admitted that he didn't always have one, but that changed after he saw this. What are we referring to?
6. True or False: No one ever asked Captain Ryan (Liam Cunningham) what he meant by, "There was only supposed to be one!"
7. Are you familiar with the Kobayashi Maru test? Kobayashi, which ironically enough means small forest in Japanese, was the name of the ship in the training exercise that opened Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. The cadets in that film were placed in a no-win scenario to test their character. Why did some of Sgt. Wells' men feel their situation was no different?
8. The werewolves weren't mindless creatures. What proved that they had some semblance of intelligence?
9. Chasing painkillers with whiskey is never a good idea, but try telling that to someone who's just had their intestines ripped out. How was that wound treated?
10. What old werewolf myth was dispelled in the chapter entitled Now What? We're referring to the one that was called "nonsense" and "dark age paranoia."
Answers
1. No, they were led to the farmhouse. 2. He refused to shoot a dog. 3. Most of the locals thought some lunatic killed them. 4. Spiders, women and spider-women 5. What was left of the soldier who believed that Satan would save his skin - among the remains was a tattoo of Lucifer's image.
6. True 7. They suspected a set-up when a transmitter was found inside the radio. 8. They disabled the generators. How did that work to their advantage? They could see in the dark.
9. Cooper used some superglue 10. Eyebrows that joined in the middle
6. True 7. They suspected a set-up when a transmitter was found inside the radio. 8. They disabled the generators. How did that work to their advantage? They could see in the dark.
9. Cooper used some superglue 10. Eyebrows that joined in the middle
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Directed by Neil Marshall - 2002
Compiled by Philip Cerreta