The Three Pigs live in a house together, but Heimlich gets scared when he sees Wolf move in next door and acting strange.
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Title: The Pig Who Cried Werewolf (Video 2011)
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Sean Bishop | ... | Heimlich / Dieter / Chef (voice) |
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Cody Cameron | ... | Horst (voice) |
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Aron Warner | ... | Wolf (voice) |
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Heimlich, Dieter, and Chef, the three pigs, live together in one house. The "Big Bad" Wolf moves in next door, and Heimlich gets worried when Wolf accidentally drops some knives out of a bag. Heimlich continues to spy on Wolf and is shocked to discover that Wolf turns into a plump middle-aged woman whenever moonlight shines on him. This alternate persona of him is obsessed with catching the pigs and turning them into a meal, but whenever Wolf is out of the moonlight, he is ashamed and embarrassed of his transformation. Written by Dogman15
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This short film is a spoof of Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller, 'Rear Window'. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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6 March 2016 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
Ciągnie Świnki do Wilkołaka See more »Company Credits
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Heimlich is brought home by his piggie friends Dieter and Chef. They're tired of his snooping around which resulted in a broken leg the last time. Wheelchair-bound Heimlich gets suspicious of the Wolf moving in next door but nobody else wants to hear it. In the moonlight, the Wolf turns into a big fat woman out to cook the three little pigs. The Wolf warns them to leave before he turns into her again.
This is a fun Halloween idea but it doesn't really wrap up. It has a bit of fun with the side characters and their relationships. It kinda works but only up to a point. The story needs a solution to Wolf's change.