Has a "Tremors" vibe. So if you liked that, I don't see what's not to like about this. I don't know, I'm not a fan of dragons or soldiers or shoot-em ups, but this is surprisingly entertaining and refreshing. I mean, it isn't gonna make you think real hard, if that's what you're looking for, but it doesn't pretend to either. It doesn't take itself serious at all, but kinda manages to be endearing. Great location, great soundtrack, quirky but somehow relatable characters. Also some cringe-but-fun action and suspense throughout. Support the little guy, and check this out.

When I first saw the cover art for this film I thought "wow! a huge dragon, attack helicopters, All kinds of soldiers, this is going to be epic!" The tagline was "Hell came from above" Well I could not wait for this Michael Bay type of explosion extravaganza. Did it live up to the hype? Well it was about a small town mayor hiring a bunch of mercenaries to get rid of vagrants out of town. This mayor must have really hated the bums as they were outside of town, clearly outside of his jurisdiction. I thought what kind of power mad freak hates bums so much that he sends armed mercenaries after them? Well when we first see the mayor that is all too clear. He has a stare and attitude that was firm yet unyielding, like an old man backing his Lincoln town car over the handicapped parking sign. He was being suspiciously and uncharacteristically nice, like a Nazi in Brazil. I saw his motivations from the start. Manipulating the soldiers into taking the job that he knew that they would never return. Antuone Torbert was convincing as Soldier Julius Green. He knew that the rest of the team was about as useful as a condom dispenser at the Vatican, but he would watch their backs, no matter what. Another highlight was Arielle Brachfeld playing the part of park ranger Gwen Peters. You could tell most of the guys wanted to get with her as she She had a deep, throaty, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just before it throws up. All in all if you have time to spend on only one dragon movie this year, make it this one!

Actually brilliant If you like terrible movies of the B kind This is for you

This one is amazing in sheer badness ! If you wanna laugh at a really bad movies this is it ! The plot is non excistent, the camera work sucks big time, the actors are useless and when the "dragon" shows up you just scream out loud in laughter to the bad CGI So grab a few bears, get your friends togheter and have a good time It doesnt get any better / lower than this one

As stated in the title and synopsis, this is a movie about a dragon on the loose in small town America and the mercenaries hired to kill it. One does not go into such a movie expecting Dr. Zhivago caliber acting or Avengers level effects. Which is good, because this had neither. But for a B movie, the acting, at least by the main characters, was solid and the dragon, while a little cheesy, looked better than any of the beasties in the old SyFy channel Saturday night movies. The dialogue and plot were decently written, rare things in this genre. Overall, I was well entertained for an hour and half. What more could I ask for?

In a small town in Colorado, campers are going missing. The mayor brings in a private militia to go after the vagrants in the forest. On the way there we get a quick character build up of what we expect to be the "final guy" per the formula. This was a fun bad film, similar to classic Asylum production. I wish they had been a little less serious. Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity

Trailer—Dragon Soldiers

source: Dragon Soldiers

Had to turn it off. Horrible cast, acting and script. Just painful to endure, even for a few minutes. It will ruin your day.

When I first saw the cover art for this film I thought "wow! a huge dragon, attack helicopters, All kinds of soldiers, this is going to be epic!" The tagline was "Hell came from above" Well I could not wait for this Michael Bay type of explosion extravaganza. Did it live up to the hype? Well it was about a small town mayor hiring a bunch of mercenaries to get rid of vagrants out of town. This mayor must have really hated the bums as they were outside of town, clearly outside of his jurisdiction. I thought what kind of power mad freak hates bums so much that he sends armed mercenaries after them? Well when we first see the mayor that is all too clear. He has a stare and attitude that was firm yet unyielding, like an old man backing his Lincoln town car over the handicapped parking sign. He was being suspiciously and uncharacteristically nice, like a Nazi in Brazil. I saw his motivations from the start. Manipulating the soldiers into taking the job that he knew that they would never return. Antuone Torbert was convincing as Soldier Julius Green. He knew that the rest of the team was about as useful as a condom dispenser at the Vatican, but he would watch their backs, no matter what. Another highlight was Arielle Brachfeld playing the part of park ranger Gwen Peters. You could tell most of the guys wanted to get with her as she She had a deep, throaty, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just before it throws up. All in all if you have time to spend on only one dragon movie this year, make it this one!