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Big Bad Wolf
Studio: Red Five Entertainment
Director: Lance W. Dreesen
Writer: Lance W. Dreesen
Release date: October 25, 2006 (USA)
Staring: Trevor Duke, Kimberly J.
Brown, Richard Tyson, Sarah Aldrich,
Christopher Shyer
Running Time: 95 minutes
Rated: R
Director: Lance W. Dreesen
Writer: Lance W. Dreesen
Release date: October 25, 2006 (USA)
Staring: Trevor Duke, Kimberly J.
Brown, Richard Tyson, Sarah Aldrich,
Christopher Shyer
Running Time: 95 minutes
Rated: R
Back of the box:
A rowdy group of college students eager to get wild and crazy persuades
their classmate Derek Cowley to invite them to his stepfather's incredible
secluded cabin. The coeds party it up with great delight -- until they're
attacked by a vicious werewolf that rapes, murders … and cracks bad
jokes. This gore-filled horror film provides plenty of bloody mayhem,
including decapitations, throat rips and even castration.
A rowdy group of college students eager to get wild and crazy persuades
their classmate Derek Cowley to invite them to his stepfather's incredible
secluded cabin. The coeds party it up with great delight -- until they're
attacked by a vicious werewolf that rapes, murders … and cracks bad
jokes. This gore-filled horror film provides plenty of bloody mayhem,
including decapitations, throat rips and even castration.
The Bloody Truth:
This movie was very strange in the most normal of ways.
Big Bad Wolf has the unmistakable feel of an afterschool special with all
the stereotypical characters. Even add in the werewolf and you still might
be watching something from day time TV. Now the thing so strange about
Big Bad Wolf is you take that after school moral tale of a bad step father,
the “odd girl out” love interest and the good hearted teen in a hard world
stuff and infuse it with the senseless sex and violence from the raunchiest
of B-Horror flix and you have Big Bad Wolf.
The description on the back of the box fails to explain what this movie is
really about, and instead gives you an idea of what the first 15 minutes of
the film contains. The "stepfather's incredible secluded cabin," isn't
incredible at all, instead it's just a broken down shack where the werewolf
goes to "get away."
Big Bad Wolf contains excessive amounts of gory and sexual scenes, in
both the beginning and the end of the film, but in between it feels like a
"Goosebumps" episode with sexual content here and there, including
blowing your boyfriends step dad to find out if he's a werewolf.
Not a great movie by any stretch of the imagination but there is something
oddly endearing about it. So if you’re in the mood for an after school
special where people are ripped in half, then step right up.
This movie was very strange in the most normal of ways.
Big Bad Wolf has the unmistakable feel of an afterschool special with all
the stereotypical characters. Even add in the werewolf and you still might
be watching something from day time TV. Now the thing so strange about
Big Bad Wolf is you take that after school moral tale of a bad step father,
the “odd girl out” love interest and the good hearted teen in a hard world
stuff and infuse it with the senseless sex and violence from the raunchiest
of B-Horror flix and you have Big Bad Wolf.
The description on the back of the box fails to explain what this movie is
really about, and instead gives you an idea of what the first 15 minutes of
the film contains. The "stepfather's incredible secluded cabin," isn't
incredible at all, instead it's just a broken down shack where the werewolf
goes to "get away."
Big Bad Wolf contains excessive amounts of gory and sexual scenes, in
both the beginning and the end of the film, but in between it feels like a
"Goosebumps" episode with sexual content here and there, including
blowing your boyfriends step dad to find out if he's a werewolf.
Not a great movie by any stretch of the imagination but there is something
oddly endearing about it. So if you’re in the mood for an after school
special where people are ripped in half, then step right up.
And the rest.....
Acting - 2 Cinematography - 3
Sound - 2 Music - 3
Story - 2 Reality - 2
Acting - 2 Cinematography - 3
Sound - 2 Music - 3
Story - 2 Reality - 2
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