The Breed

The Breed (2006)

  • 15% of critics liked it
    (13 reviews)

  • 35% of users liked it
    (8,445 ratings)

Five friends find their relaxing summer getaway turning into a bloody battle for survival when they discover that the remote island that they thought was uninhabited has been overrun with vicious, genetically mutated canines. Michelle Rodriguez, Oliver Hudson, and Taryn Manning, star in a Wes Craven… More

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R, 1 hr. 30 min.
Directed By
Nicholas Mastandrea
Genres
Horror
In Theaters
May 18, 2006 Wide
On DVD
May 22, 2007
First Look Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • James O'Ehley, Sci-Fi Movie Page

    All the stunt work involving the dogs is quite good.

  • Anthony Quinn, Independent

    Don't go down to the basement, you idiot, there's a slavering hound waiting to attack you.

  • Johnny Vaughan, Sun Online

    So-bad-itâ(TM)s-actually-quite-good teen scream from horror master Wes Craven.

  • , Daily Mirror [UK]

    There hasnâ(TM)t been a decent killer dog movie since 1983â(TM)s Cujo and The Breed doesnâ(TM)t break the run.

  • Jamie Russell, Total Film

    A bargain basement effort thatâ(TM)s about as scary as a rabbit with an ingrown toenail.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Jeff "


    Using Old School horror elements as we've seen in previous killer animal films such as Cujo and Man's Best Friend, The Breed is a decent B movie. The film doesn't really have a good cast, but they do their best considering that the script is so cliché. The ideas… More

  • J P


    The dogs were fantastic; it was really impressive. I love how they were all German Shepherds though haha. Like every kind of German Shepherd- white, black, long haired, short haired, sable, etc. haha. Awesome. The acting and overall plot was dull and cliched (seen it all before). The… More

  • Ken S


    Great start and kind of a lack luster ending. It does however contain one of my greatest pet peeves in film which is the injury that miraculously disappears when the script need it too.

  • Conner R


    There's no doubt about it, this is one weird plot. It's almost like the unofficial sequel to Cujo, there's just more dogs and more carnage. It's not bad enough to laugh at, but there is something strangely entertaining about it. Maybe it's the fact that dogs… More

  • Brian D


    Hmmmm not sure about this one. Not bad acting bot no scares.

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