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Wild Eye Releasing: President Wolfman [2014] (DVD)

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President Wolfman - Takes Office on DVD August 26th, 2014
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New York, NY - Wild Eye Releasing has announced that Mike Davis' President Wolfman will be available to own on DVD August 26 following a wildly successful festival run.  Since its premiere at the Sydney Underground Film Festival, President Wolfman has been a favorite of audiences and critics alike, with the Huffington Post applauding the filmmakers for delivering "a candidate both parties can get behind."  President Wolfman has won awards around the country, taking home Best Script at the New Orleans Horror Film Festival and Best Feature at both the Aliens to Zombies Film Festival and Atlanta Horror Film Festival. 

Meet John Wolfman: politician, single parent and werewolf, a man whose (hairy) hands are definitely full. Not only is he trying to stop his opponents from selling the US to China, he also has to solve a series of grizzly murders in the capitol. Add a crazed mad scientist, Smokey the Bear, a Miss Teen beauty pageant and a race against time to save his eight-year-old son Bobby from a murderous Vice President, and you have a movie that will keep you howling from start to finish.

Hailed as "perfect for fans of campy horror" by The Washington Post, President Wolfman was made entirely from recycled, stock and public domain footage with a newly scripted, scored and re-voiced soundtrack with enhanced visuals and effects.
 

What can I say it's crazy fun as it brings together a world of films you have never seen or maybe thought you dreamed it. I am happy for this WOLF film, not sure why... Oh yeah, we love the wolves here... seriously this is one you should take a look for.
Jeremy [Howlin' Wolf]

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1 comment:

Maurice Mitchell said...

Just the title makes me laugh, so no wonder it's a film fest hit.