Kevin Lindenmuth (Brimstone Productions) and Santa Marotta (Marotta Pictures) team up to tackle the often mangled werewolf movie. After the moon is knocked into a closer orbit with the Earth, there is an outbreak of werewolf-itis... that is to say that thousands were transformed into the half-man half-beast entities. Jake and his estranged brother Lazlo were werewolves before it become common place, thus allowing them to call up the wolf inside at will. New York becomes a prison that is overrun by the lyncanthropes, and Jake is looking for a way out, while Lazlo is content with ruling the urban jungle. He even attempts to crossbreed werewolves with vampires to create an unstoppable race of bloodthirsty creatures. RAGE is a fresh new spin on the age old myth of the man-wolf, and shows that werewolves are people too. The film boasts great effects (when kept half lit), an excellent script, and an all star indy cast including Joe Zaso, Debbie Rochon, Tom Norndorf, Sasha Graham, Mick Mcleery, a cameo by Kevin Lindenmuth (see if you can spot him) and even Santo Marotta plays the starring role as Jake. One of the best modern werewolf films on the market.... get it, see it, and you will find that the werewolf film is back...and back with a fury.
Kevin Lindenmuth (Brimstone Productions) and Santa Marotta (Marotta Pictures) team up to tackle the often mangled werewolf movie. After the moon is knocked into a closer orbit with the Earth, there is an outbreak of werewolf-itis... that is to say that thousands were transformed into the half-man half-beast entities. Jake and his estranged brother Lazlo were werewolves before it become common place, thus allowing them to call up the wolf inside at will. New York becomes a prison that is overrun by the lyncanthropes, and Jake is looking for a way out, while Lazlo is content with ruling the urban jungle. He even attempts to crossbreed werewolves with vampires to create an unstoppable race of bloodthirsty creatures. RAGE is a fresh new spin on the age old myth of the man-wolf, and shows that werewolves are people too. The film boasts great effects (when kept half lit), an excellent script, and an all star indy cast including Joe Zaso, Debbie Rochon, Tom Norndorf, Sasha Graham, Mick Mcleery, a cameo by Kevin Lindenmuth (see if you can spot him) and even Santo Marotta plays the starring role as Jake. One of the best modern werewolf films on the market.... get it, see it, and you will find that the werewolf film is back...and back with a fury.
