Mexican Werewolf in Texas (2005)

Director:

Scott Maginnis

Writer:

Scott Maginnis (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Just when you thought it was safe to go out in the desert.

Plot:

In the dusty little town of Furlough in Texas, an animal is slaughtering the cattle and the locals. When the teenager Tommy is killed...

Plot Keywords:

Chupacabra | Werewolf

Cast

Erika Fay	...	Anna Furlough
Gabriel Gutierrez	...	Miguel Gonzalez
Michael Carreo	...	Tommy
Martine Hughes	...	Rosie
Sara Erikson	...	Jill Gillespie
Louie Cruz Beltran	...	Manny Gonzalez
Mark Halvorson	...	Brad Furlough
Leslie Marshall	...	Carol Furlough
Randy Mermell	...	Bob Gillespie
Courtney DuBois	...	Sandy Gillespie
Wolfgang Metzger	...	Cabot Speers
Sandy Malcom	...	Virgil Furlough (as Sandy Malcolm)
Alan Rackley	...	Enis Furlough (as Alan Porter Rackley)
Brandon Hudspeth	...	Adam Furlough
Mark Twogood	...	Sheriff Sam Burry

Runtime:

USA:88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Certification:

USA:Not Rated | Netherlands:16 | Germany:(Banned)

Filming Locations:

Lancaster, California, USA

Company:

Turning Point Productions

Movie Connections:

References The Wolf Man (1941)

Awful Amateurish Crap

In the dusty little town of Furlough in Texas, an animal is slaughtering the cattle and the locals. When the teenager Tommy (Michael Carreo) is killed, their friends Anna Furlough (Erika Fay), her Mexican-American boyfriend Miguel Gonzalez (Gabriel Gutierrez), Jill Gillespie (Sara Erikson) and Rosie (Martine Hughes) finds that a Mexican werewolf Chupacabra is the killer and they plot a plan to kill the beast.

"Mexican Werewolf in Texas" is an amateurish crap and among the worse movies I have ever seen, if not the worst. Nothing works in this movie: the screenplay is laughable, with some of the most terrible lines I have ever heard. The direction does not exist and the camera follows the "style" of "The Blair Witch Project". The amateurish acting seems to be a prank of high-school students or a high school play. The "special effects" are gruesome and extremely poor and the "werewolf" is the cheapest I have ever seen. Ed Wood movies are cult, but this "Mexican Werewolf in Texas" is pure garbage. In the end, Jill says that no man can resist her teats (actually the most beautiful thing in this flick). But I believe the correct quote should be "no man (or woman) can resist to watch this movie to the end". I was driven by my curiosity to see how bad a movie can be and I lost 88 minutes of my life, but I believe most of the viewers will stop seeing with less than 20 minutes running time. My vote is one (awful).

Title (Brazil): "Um Lobisomen Mexicano no Texas" ("A Mexican Werewolf in Texas")