Wolfman

Old-fashioned werewolf flick by a do-it-yourself filmmaker

In 1910, a traveling heir (Earl Owensby) returns to his familys estate in North Carolina after his fathers death, but becomes suspicious of what went down while learning of a family curse linked to a satanic priest (Ed Grady). Sid Rancer is on hand as a helpful doctor.

Wolfman (1979) had a limited release in Southern states and is comparable to a Hammer flick of the 60s, but the writing & acting arent as finely tuned (because that takes money) and the sluggish story is easily 15 minutes too long; plus dont expect horror icons like Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee or even Andrew Keir. This was writer/director Worth Keeters feature film debut. Although the movies low-b...

Now, this is a real shocker of a film.... Earl Owensby "Colin Glasgow" arrives at the estate of his wealthy late father. He inherits just about everything, but the will requires him to hang about for a few weeks to look after his creepy family. Upon closer inspection, it is apparent that his father was murdered; the document has been forged and his evil family aided by a wicked Satanic priest are working a curse that causes "Colin" to slowly become the "Wolfman". The acting is rotten; the screenplay as bad - and the special effects are the stuff of 1960's "Dr. Who" with plenty of horse hair, maniacal laughing, wobbly soft focus candles and wild church organ music. Don't bother...