The wolfman in this movie looks remarkably like THE WOLFMAN from the Universal classic, which is the only thing this film has going for it. Earl Owensby (who also produced) portrays a guy returning home after the death of his father. They tell him it was heart failure but in truth the other family members killed him with a silver knife.He meets other people who act about as badly as him and eventually finds out his family's hidden secret about the lycanthropic curse. He's next in line to get it. The funniest thing about this movie is that when Owensby is shirtless in a few scenes, well before we even see the wolfman, he looks like the creature--he's one damn hairy guy!
The wolfman in this movie looks remarkably like THE WOLFMAN from the Universal classic, which is the only thing this film has going for it. Earl Owensby (who also produced) portrays a guy returning home after the death of his father. They tell him it was heart failure but in truth the other family members killed him with a silver knife.He meets other people who act about as badly as him and eventually finds out his family's hidden secret about the lycanthropic curse. He's next in line to get it. The funniest thing about this movie is that when Owensby is shirtless in a few scenes, well before we even see the wolfman, he looks like the creature--he's one damn hairy guy!
