Regina Russell Banali
- Fantasy Woman
- (uncredited)
Julie K. Smith
- Fantasy Woman
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Donovan Kelly
- Jim Wynorski(some scenes) (uncredited)
- Writer
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- TriviaRegina Russell Banali and Julie K. Smith (uncredited in the film) came directly from the set of Jim Wynorski's film Bad Bizness (2003) to film a scene, their hair still styled from shooting scenes earlier that day.
- GoofsWhen the dad gets out of bed, he's wearing a sleeveless white T-shirt and undershorts. As he walks into the kitchen moments later, he wears jeans and no shirt. When he walks outside, he wears a jacket over a shirt.
- Alternate versionsThe unrated version contains an extra 6 minutes of nudity
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not a werewolf movie
'Wolfhound' is not a werewolf movie, per se, but it's not so terribly bad otherwise. It is filmed rather well for it's budget, IMHO. Yes there are transformations, but not into wolves...into dogs, particularly Irish Wolfhounds, thus the title. I actually thought the acting was rather good for such a production, especially the various sorts of 'local' people and most certainly Jennifer Courtney, playing the wife of the man who brings his family to Ireland to where his familial roots are. So, yes there is mystery, but not really any horror, so to label this a horror movie is a just a bit of a stretch. More of a fantasy. And keep in mind that not everyone who is a shapeshifter turns into a dog, some are birds, some foxes, etc. I should note that the animals who are in the film actually are filmed well enough to convey that they ARE acting, which, for animals, can be a bit rare. However, a good portion of the film is spent showing the '95 Playmate Of The Year, Julie Cialini. She is the main shapeshifter who entices our leading man. Yes, her physique is what is obviously on display here. Was this created as a vehicle for her? Hope not. Poor thing, she really can't act. Especially for a character who's supposed to have lived in this Irish village all her life, she sounds like an cheerleader from the U.S., you know, somewhere in the mid-west. Overall, if you are interested in werewolf movies, this is not one. See only if you a) don't mind soft porn b) are interested in fantasy-mysteries involving concepts such as shapeshifting.
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- ty4000
- Feb 23, 2004
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