Just watched it on pay per view. I'm a major werewolf buff and believe me, I've seen every werewolf movie. This one was good. Cheesy costume and all. Great job!!!!!!!
sharei agree strongly love the good ol'make up-costume over the c.g.i allday bro!cheers mate
shareCheesy costume? It was actually well done, I thought. While I prefer my werewolves to look more "wolfy" (more snout), I thought they did a really good job in making him scary and believable. Way better than the mutant pitbulls they used for Underworld. I wasn't expecting dialogue from him either, so when he started the "I'll huff and puff" speech, I laughed out loud. Very good!
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Hey I am glad you enjoyed it dragonfly! Thanks for the support!
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Hey Trevor
Congrats on Big Bad Wolf. Being a big time werewolf fan I bought this
as soon as I could and really enjoyed it. I think you guys made a quality movie that, for a low budget film, has a good script and plenty of talent behind it. Bring on Bigger Badder Wolf.
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I think there were just three things which I wasn't keen on in this movie.
1st was the werewolf keeping it's trousers, no matter what he was doing. Just reminded me too much of the old incredible hulk series where he'd burst out of his shirt, but his trousers always fit.
2nd was some of his movements were not wolf-like enough, sometime it felt more like an ape than a werewolf.
3rd the personality of the werewolf in human form was too different from the one in wolf form. The wolf's sense of humour needed reflecting somewhat when he was human too.
I loved the initial sketches of the wolf's head and wish it'd stayed like that rather then making it more human faced.
But apart from that, it was a fun film, with nice gore.
Hope there's a sequal - maybe with the son being the infected one. Preferable with a little more humour in it, but still lots of gore and scares and the wolf being ever so bad :)
I too was pleasantly surprised by this film. It was very clever and a lot of fun. Trevor Duke made for a likable and refreshingly unmacho protagonist as the initially wimpy Derek, Kimberly J. Brown was appealingly spunky as the scrappy tomboy Sam, and Richard Tyson was terrific as the mean and abusive Mitchell Toblat. The werewolf was very cool, too.
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Just watch it, I thought it would've of been cheesy direct-to-dvd garbage, but it turned out to be one of the greatest movies ever. It reminded me of Hatchet, so if you liked this movie you'll like that one to. Haji.
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That early shot of him running out of the dark behind the kid, with his eyes glowing, freaked my whole family out. And me. Nothing like a dark shape with glowing eyes. Brrrrrrrrrrrr.
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