I enjoyed the idea of a myth coming to life.
However, I'm a bit of a Hammer Horror Film buff, and I have questions.
1-Why was the Wolf Hunter dressed as a wolf sporting work boots, a walking stick that made wolf prints in the mud, carried a flintlock kind of handgun, and one hand has Wolverine's knuckle blades?
2-Since the Wolf Hunter was killing people, did he think the people were wolves?
3-Why kill them with a shot to the head with a silver bullet from an old flintlock handgun?
4-The Wolf Hunter was supposedly left in the woods as a child and raised by the wolves. The very wolves he's supposed to be hunting?
When the killer was revealed I thought it was a ruse, that the real killer was someone else because the proportions were way off. The Wolf Hunter was seen in the village a few times and he appeared to be 6' - 7' tall but the person who was revealed as the killer was shown several times shorter than Barnaby!
How did this little (give or take 5'5") person put enough lifts in their boots to be over 6' tall?
One silly bit in the show was one evening (!), a female victim was leaving the village dressed as Red Riding Hood!
The reason for the killings was confusing. They were being killed because he was adopted as a baby and his victims were all wanting to leave the village?
So the killer does these horrific murders because he has abandonment issues?
This whole thing could have been avoided by leaving a teddy bear stuffie outside for the killer to cuddle.
Silly writers.
However, I'm a bit of a Hammer Horror Film buff, and I have questions.
1-Why was the Wolf Hunter dressed as a wolf sporting work boots, a walking stick that made wolf prints in the mud, carried a flintlock kind of handgun, and one hand has Wolverine's knuckle blades?
2-Since the Wolf Hunter was killing people, did he think the people were wolves?
3-Why kill them with a shot to the head with a silver bullet from an old flintlock handgun?
4-The Wolf Hunter was supposedly left in the woods as a child and raised by the wolves. The very wolves he's supposed to be hunting?
When the killer was revealed I thought it was a ruse, that the real killer was someone else because the proportions were way off. The Wolf Hunter was seen in the village a few times and he appeared to be 6' - 7' tall but the person who was revealed as the killer was shown several times shorter than Barnaby!
How did this little (give or take 5'5") person put enough lifts in their boots to be over 6' tall?
One silly bit in the show was one evening (!), a female victim was leaving the village dressed as Red Riding Hood!
The reason for the killings was confusing. They were being killed because he was adopted as a baby and his victims were all wanting to leave the village?
So the killer does these horrific murders because he has abandonment issues?
This whole thing could have been avoided by leaving a teddy bear stuffie outside for the killer to cuddle.
Silly writers.