***May be Spoilers here***Made for nothing more then the cost for a blank-about.25 cents-DVD the movie "Howls" is nothing more then about a dog that gets lost in the woods and it's owners getting themselves lost looking for it. The cute doggie named either Sydney or Cindy is let out to play by it's owner Paul and never comes back. It's then that Paul and his friends George & Jeremy go out looking for it and are later in the movie confronted by a Bigfoot and its fellow Bigfeet who check them out, with the exception of Jeremy who made it back home, and without doing anything go back into the woods or into town to buy groceries.
As for Paul & George they seem to have lost any interest in finding the dog but mostly bicker with each other about Paul's upcoming marriage and who among the two, George and the at the time missing Jeremy, will end up being his best man? The movie is saved by the photography of the wilderness scenes that makes one forget it's very crummy plot that makes those involved in it, Paul George & Jeremy, seem to want out of it-the movie-but are forced by contract to sit or act it out until the very bitter end.
The Bigfoot in the movie did about the best acting in it by just standing still and not, by acting up, making a jerk of himself like the other actors in it. As for the dog who disappeared and was never to appearer again he or she, its gender was somewhat in dispute, had the best idea of anyone there by getting lost and never having a thing to do with the film. Which is more then you can say of any of the humans or Bigfeet in it.
As for Paul & George they seem to have lost any interest in finding the dog but mostly bicker with each other about Paul's upcoming marriage and who among the two, George and the at the time missing Jeremy, will end up being his best man? The movie is saved by the photography of the wilderness scenes that makes one forget it's very crummy plot that makes those involved in it, Paul George & Jeremy, seem to want out of it-the movie-but are forced by contract to sit or act it out until the very bitter end.
The Bigfoot in the movie did about the best acting in it by just standing still and not, by acting up, making a jerk of himself like the other actors in it. As for the dog who disappeared and was never to appearer again he or she, its gender was somewhat in dispute, had the best idea of anyone there by getting lost and never having a thing to do with the film. Which is more then you can say of any of the humans or Bigfeet in it.