During the car chase, Stirling punches one of the marauders off the side of his car and performs a Bruce Lee-style yell when he does so - which is exactly what Spoon, also played by Darren Morfitt, did when in a fistfight with a werewolf in Dog Soldiers.
When Tucker is 'chasing' the college kid with the chainsaw, the kid impales himself on a broken tree in a manner extremely similar to Corporal Bruce's death.
A character claims their situation is like the Battle of Rouke's Drift portrayed in Zulu. Other scenes reference the film, including escape by knocking through the walls of a room, and the line "there's a good gentleman"
