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Werewolf sightings in Walworth County, Wisconsin lead a sheriff to investigate a series of deaths caused by a creature with human and wolf DNA.Werewolf sightings in Walworth County, Wisconsin lead a sheriff to investigate a series of deaths caused by a creature with human and wolf DNA.Werewolf sightings in Walworth County, Wisconsin lead a sheriff to investigate a series of deaths caused by a creature with human and wolf DNA.
Thomas Downey
- Quinn McKenzie
- (as Tommy Downey)
Joel Ezra Hebner
- Creature
- (as Joel Hebner)
- …
Bernadette Pérez
- Gina Germaine
- (as Bernadette Perez)
- Director
- Writers
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- GoofsWhen Officer Jenkins calls in the abandoned car, he tells the dispatcher that he has a "234". She laughingly asks, "An illegal squirrel hunter?" He tells her it's an abandoned car. She says, "That's a 234, Darling."
- Crazy creditsThe events, characters, and firms depicted in this photoplay are fictitious. Really. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental, and very weird. We suggest moving and/or staying away from the creepy woods, especially when you know something is out there killing people.
No werewolves were hurt during the production of this screenplay.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Dracula's Curse (2006)
- SoundtracksBig Bad Wolf
Written and Performed by King Con
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After seeing this movie, if I were single, I'd be moving to Wisconsin. A small town full of smokin' hot women where all the men are drunken derelicts sounds perfect for a decent guy to move into.
But on to the movie. I thought it was a decent low-budget werewolf flick. Certainly worth the rental and far better than a lot of junk out there (Carnosaur, Alien Apocalypse, War of the Planets). Really, the acting was much better than I expected. The romance scenes were light-years ahead of Star Wars, Episode III (although that's not a huge endorsement).
The special effects were also pretty good considering the obvious low budget. The werewolf certainly didn't compare to anything from Underworld, but it wasn't nearly as cheesy as I was worried it might be.
I thought the plot moved along at a decent clip and even had a couple of unexpected twists.
All in all, I enjoyed the movie as a good, check-your-brain-at-the-door type flick. It was fun. What more do you expect from a low-budget monster movie?
But on to the movie. I thought it was a decent low-budget werewolf flick. Certainly worth the rental and far better than a lot of junk out there (Carnosaur, Alien Apocalypse, War of the Planets). Really, the acting was much better than I expected. The romance scenes were light-years ahead of Star Wars, Episode III (although that's not a huge endorsement).
The special effects were also pretty good considering the obvious low budget. The werewolf certainly didn't compare to anything from Underworld, but it wasn't nearly as cheesy as I was worried it might be.
I thought the plot moved along at a decent clip and even had a couple of unexpected twists.
All in all, I enjoyed the movie as a good, check-your-brain-at-the-door type flick. It was fun. What more do you expect from a low-budget monster movie?
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