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Mystery Science Theater 3000: Season 10, Episode 4Werewolf (18 Apr. 1998)A guy turns people into werewolves for his own sick pleasure while Mike turns into a were-Crow. Director:Michael J. Nelson |
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An archeology supervisor turns people into werewolves for some unclear reason and the emotionless heroine falls head over paws for one of the victims. Meanwhile, an accident leads Mike to believe he's James Lipton and he interviews Crow as Ray Liotta until he's hit on the head with the clown hammer. Once back in his own mind, Mike tries to climb down to Earth via a rope ladder and ultimately finds himself in Castle Forrester while Pearl and her minions are eating breakfast. Then, after discussing who they would want in their own werewolf movies, the SOL crew sings a song about Mike's werewolf date gone horribly wrong. Another accident ensues the SOL when Mike trips and cuts himself on Crow only to find himself becoming a were-Crow and he's perfectly comfortable with that. In the end, Mike is a full blown were-Crow and Servo offers him a dose of Mike-essence to turn him back to normal. Pearl introduces her experiment to transfer the essence of a wolf into a man, an experiment which ... Written by Titus Yorick
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18 April 1998 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Werewolf: 2 out of 10: Wow, this is a classic mess. First off, it “stars” Joe Estevez. Yes, Martin Sheen’s brother. Star of some of the worst films ever made. (A shocking 191 films according to his IMDb page with a discouraging 13 still waiting to be released.) Maybe one of the reasons he can star in so many films is that he only works for a few days at a time. In Werewolf, he disappears without explanation a third of the way through the film and was barely in the movie to begin with. However, I guess when your cast consists of non-English speaking Eurotrash, Estevez seems like a draw.
Speaking of the rest of the cast, we have Jorge Rivero whose hair changes every scene and is the most interesting character in the film (The hair not Jorge). Richard Lynch who plays the male lead with all the charisma of soggy toast. Adrianna Miles who I thought was two different actresses. (One character lives in the house with the gun toting Santa Claus where she types in panties. The other character has never been to the house and lusts after Lynch.) Turns out the script was more confused than I and it is the same girl.
Adrianna Miles is certainly attractive and has those nice deer in headlight eyes but her grasp of the English language is tenuous at best and she simply cannot wrap her lips around the word werewolf. (It comes out wahr-wil, wahrwilf, wearwaollf etc) Speaking of confusing, the “werewolf” appears as a large bear, a broken bat puppet, an elderly version of teen wolf (driving a compact car no less), and something else from the depths of cinematic hell. At no time does it actually look like a werewolf. I could go on for hours (The moon stays full through the entire picture we are talking to weeks in a row minimum.) But I will let Mike and the Bots take over.
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 10 episode 4: 10 out of 10: This is simply one of the best riffing jobs Mike and the bots have ever accomplished. Obviously, this is the only way to see the film.