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Fang (2018) Review

February 3, 2021April 6, 2021 Jim Morazzini 388 Studios Releasing, Adam R. Steigert, Christopher Burns Jr., Creature Feature, Fang, Gregory Blair, Horror Movie, Jason John Beebe, Jennie Russo, Melantha Blackthorne, Melodie Roehrig, Movie Review, Patrick Mallette, Sean C. Sanders, Theo Kemp, werewolf

Fang is a blend of werewolf and old dark house films that doesn’t take itself entirely seriously. Just think of it as An American Werewolf in Buffalo.

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Bloodthirsty (2020) – BITS Review

October 27, 2020October 27, 2020 Jim Morazzini Amelia Moses, BITS, Blood In The Snow, Bloodthirsty, Greg Bryk, Horror Movie, Judith Buchan, Katharine King So, Lauren Beatty, Lowell, Michael Ironside, Movie Review, Super Channel, Wendy Hill-Tout, werewolf

Amelia Moses follows up Bleed With Me with Bloodthirsty, a tale of lycanthropy and the creative process.

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Review: HUNTER’S MOON (2020)

March 27, 2020May 19, 2021 Jim Morazzini Amanda Wyss, Emmalee Parker, Horror Movie, Hunter's Moon, India Ennenga, Jay Mohr, Katrina Bowden, Lionsgate, Michael Caissie, Movie Review, Sean Patrick Flanery, The Orchard, Thomas Jane, werewolf, Werewolves

Yes, I just reviewed a film about a werewolf called Hunter’s Moon. But that Hunter’s Moon and this Hunter’s Moon are two different beasts.

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Review: HUNTER’S MOON (2019) – BITS 2019

November 24, 2019October 17, 2020 Jim Morazzini BITS 2019, Blood In The Snow 2019, Holly Deveaux, Hunter's Moon, Matthew Campagna, Movie Review, Rudy Jahchan, Steven Morana, werewolf, Werewolves

Hunter’s Moon blends lycanthropy, computer gaming, and on-line relationships into a bloody stew.

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THE SNARLING (2018)

April 27, 2019March 2, 2021 Jim Morazzini British Film, British Horror, Horror Comedy, Horror Movie, Indie Film, Indie Horror, Julia Deakin, Julie Peasgood, Laurence Saunders, Movie Review, Pablo Raybould, Ste Johnston, The Snarling, werewolf, Wild Eye Releasing

I have to give The Snarling credit for giving itself plenty of targets for its humor, werewolves, zombies, film making and more.

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