Howling IV: The Original Nightmare

Name: Howling IV: The Original Nightmare
Genre: Horror
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Rating: 3.4
Cast: Romy Walthall, Michael T. Weiss, Antony Hamilton

Video
1988
R
1h 34m

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3.4/10

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Howling IV: The Original Nightmare (1988)

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A successful author moves to a small town after suffering a mental breakdown and is tormented by demons and werewolves.A successful author moves to a small town after suffering a mental breakdown and is tormented by demons and werewolves.A successful author moves to a small town after suffering a mental breakdown and is tormented by demons and werewolves.

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IMDb RATING

3.4/10

3.3K

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See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The Howling (1981) and Howling IV: The Original Nightmare (1988) are both based on the same novel by Gary Brandner. Interestingly, Howling IV: The Original Nightmare (1988) actually represents the more faithful adaptation of the novel than The Howling (1981).

Goofs
The name of the neighboring town to Drago varies from "Twin Falls" to "Twin Forks" at various times.

Quotes
Sheriff: [pulls over to talk to Marie and Tom in their parked convertible by the side of a dirt road] Well now, just where is it we're tryin' to get to?
Marie Adams: Good afternoon, officer. We're trying to find Drago.
Sheriff: Drago, huh?
Tom Billings: Yeah, she and her husband are renting a cottage there.
Sheriff: You stayin' there too?
Tom Billings: No, I'm a friend giving her a ride.
Sheriff: Well, friend: you head on right. A little ways along there's a break to your left. Now you take that. But if you get to the town... you're goin' too far.

Connections
Featured in Howling: New Moon Rising (1995)

Soundtracks
Something Evil, Something Dangerous
Vocals and Lyrics by Justin Hayward
Music by Barrie Guard

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Of seven movies this is the one closest to any of the books.

Gary Brandner wrote The Howling trilogy. Seven The Howling

movies were made from these books. Even though this movie

may seem like a remake of the original, it is actually the one movie

closest to the first book. When seen from this perspective it's a

pretty good movie. Plus you get to see Michael T. Weiss (of TV's

Pretender fame) with a mullet! What more can you ask for from a horror movie with the number 4

after it?