Werewolf: The Devil's Hound (2007) (V)

User Rating:

2.4/10   

Directors:

Gregory C. Parker
Christian Pindar

Writers:

Gregory C. Parker (writer)
Christian Pindar (writer)

Release Date:

4 December 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Horror

Tagline:

The Feeding Begins!

Plot:

Kevin had it all. An exciting pyrotechnic job, a loving family, and a beautiful wife. Until a chance encounter with the new girl in town helped him release his inner beast.

Plot Keywords:

Werewolf | Blood | Low Budget Film | Alien | Female Werewolf

Cast

Michael Dionne	...	Kevin Madden
Tamara Malawitz	...	Char Madden
Phil Gauvin	...	Phil Madden
Christy O. Cianci	...	Christine Hofferman (as Christy Cianci)
Adam Loewenbaum	...	Michael Madden
Michael Wrann	...	Steve VonBunson
Kirsten Babich	...	Krystal Smith
Greg Nutcher	...	Karl Hofferman
Kevin Shea	...	Don Hofferman
Jennifer Marsella	...	Elizabeth Madden
Lance Hallowell	...	Kwan (as Lance Atrik Hallowell)
Art Longley	...	Policeman Greg Farley
Brian J. Zompanti	...	German #1
Christian Jankowski	...	German #2
Joseph Saidock	...	Vandal #1

Also Known As:

Lycan (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for bloody violence/gore and language.

Runtime:

89 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:R | Singapore:M18

Filming Locations:

Branford, Connecticut, USA

Company:

Synthetic Cinema International

Trivia:

The end of the film included a number of cartoony effects that were later removed in editing, including colorful birds that flew around Kwan's head.

Movie Connections:

Features Composing a Monster with Christian Devein: Lycan Special Feature (2007)

God in heaven, why make such garbage?

I feel ashamed actually having bought this garbage. Its one of the worst movies I've ever seen - and I thought that was "Ice Spiders" up until I got this one. Sometimes up-and-comers get it right but this is not one of those times. This movie is simply put one of the worst movies made in the entire history of mankind. Besides the horrible acting, shoddy camera-work and a script that could be written by a blind, half-mad grandmother, the special effects that usually define a werewolf movie are non-existent. The sad attempts at humor in the movie makes me cringe. There is ONE good scene in the entire movie - and it lasts for about 4 seconds - its the one in a mens room and the leading man is sitting on the floor in what, in that light, actually passes for a good werewolf half-transformation. But alas - no. That one scene does not a movie make.