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Scream of the Wolf

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Shooting a vampire movie in an old abandoned house should have worked like a dream. However, with the full moon, the nightmare begins. The body count rises as the cast and crew encounter the mansion's resident werewolf.

Year

2023

Duration

1h 25m

IMDb

4.2

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Cast

Dominic Brunt

Director

James Fleet

Oliver

John Henshaw

Landlord

Cast

Dominic Brunt

Director

James Fleet

Oliver

John Henshaw

Landlord

Nicky Evans

Sam

Martin Portlock

Owen

Jay Taylor

Steve

Sade Malone

Ellie

TZ

Thaila Zucchi

Fiona

Rupert Procter

Derek

JM

John May

Harry

Shaune Harrison

The great Mascalini

DM

Damien Matthews

Simeon

SM

Stephen Mapes

Peter

Mushi Noor

Nick, the local

Dan Carey

Ely

FM

Fionnuala Milligan

Sarah

MR

Morgan Rees-Davies

The Beast

HS

Holly Sheals

Audience Participant in Mascalini Act

JF

Joel Ferrari

Writer

PW

Pete Wild

Writer

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10 Comments

Rose MaryJun 29, 2025

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Asha hopeMay 12, 2023

I was expecting a REALLY cheaply made film with actors pulled from whever they could find someone to work for free or close to that. It was surprisingly well acted and filmed. Unfortunately that does not make up for a relatively mediocre film. It looked as if quite a lot of work went into the effects as far as the werewolf was concerned... it was still a fairly bad looking werewolf. The worst part, for me, was how the actor in the costume moved... it was just BAD! The movie was played more as Camp than serious... probably the best way to go with the material offered. And, as I said, a fairly well done as far as acting and cinematogarphy are concerned. The overall story was sparse, not much to recommend it really.

Mohammed KadubaMay 12, 2023

Funny because it's so bad, full of Emmerdale Farm characters(which did made me chuckle) possibly an attempt at parody that really does fail! I blame over a decade of Tory rule and all the funding cut from the arts, along with everything else that made this country slightly bearable! Apparently my review for what it is, is too short, all I can say is don't watch this. It's a brave attempt, though of what I'm not sure! Lots of respect to all the cast & crew of this awful waste of time, I hope they got paid because us poor Brits need a bit of cash in between visits to the food bank!. .. Epic fail!!!

Priscys VlogMay 12, 2023

Not sure why they changed the title from Wolf Manor to Scream of the Wolf. Maybe to makes it more acceptable to a US audience? But wolves don't scream, so..... The English have been making a slew of horror movies lately and most of them have a comic tint to them. This does too. It has the look of those old Hammer films from the 60's and 70's but with some Brit humor thrown in. The old actor "vampire" is pretty good in his role but a lot of the peripheral characters arent so good. It's aptly directed, although a tad slow, which is odd considering it's short running time of an hour and 15 minutes! The weak point of the film is clearly the writing, which never allows the movie to take off. The wolf, BTW is a guy in a hairy suit who could also be a gorilla if they changed the head.

David👑May 12, 2023

Having just sat through the 2022 horror movie "Wolf Manor", I must admit that I wasn't particularly impressed. But then again, I hadn't heard anything about the movie, and based on the cover alone, then "Wolf Manor" seemed like a low budget werewolf movie. Writers Joel Ferrari and Pete Wild didn't exactly conjure up the most riveting and thrilling of storylines for the movie. Sure, it was watchable, but it was ultimately just way too generic. But then again, maybe some of the diehard werewolf fans out there will get a kick out of watching "Wolf Manor". The acting performances in "Wolf Manor" were fair enough. I wasn't familiar with the cast ensemble, but the actors and actresses put on adequate enough performances given the contents of the script and character gallery they had to work with. There were some very, very nice references and homages to the classic werewolf movie "An American Werewolf in London", and those scenes actually are well-worth sitting down and watching. Visually then "Wolf Manor" was okay. The severed limbs, the wounds and injuries and such looked quite good and definitely worked well in favor of the movie. But with "Wolf Manor" being a werewolf movie, then you can't get past the fact that the werewolf in the movie looks like something purchased from a Halloween store. It was difficult to take that particular werewolf serious when it was on the screen. "Wolf Manor" came and went without leaving a ripple on the horror pond. The movie snuck in unseen and unheard under the radar, and it will just as quietly and unseen vanish back into the mists of oblivion, never to be brought out and watched for a second time. My rating of Dominic Brunt's 2022 movie "Wolf Manor" lands on a very generous four out of ten stars.

user7107799590993May 12, 2023

Shooting a new horror film, the cast and crew on the shoot working overtime to finish the feature suddenly start finding themselves disappearing at the hands of a mysterious beast that the locals fear has returned forcing them to band together and find a way to stop the creature's rampage. There's quite a lot to like with this one. One of the better elements of this one is the rather fun time on the movie set that constitutes a large portion of the film's opening segments. Filled with a lot of the trials and tribulations of working on a low-budget film shoot, with grueling hours, unreasonable actors who think they're above the kind of roles they're performing, improper funding to pay for better props, and tyrannical producers forcing them to stay through the night to complete their work, the material here displaying this comes off incredibly well. Giving us a shot of the characters in the confines of their job on-set which plays a lot into the interactions featured here, this is a solid enough time that gets the film off to a strong start. On top of that, the actual attacks that transpire here are generally enjoyable providing quite a lot to like. With the first encounter here taking out the late arrivals walking through the woods to the shoot location striking a fantastic idea of what to expect, the later attacks on the crew include some strikingly fun setpieces of the beast attacking clueless disbelievers until they become aware of the situation much too late to do anything about it. With the finale coming in with a fantastic piece of stalking throughout the grounds of the house and in the surrounding woods which all come off rather strongly, this lets up get some great action fueled by some solid kills and a fantastic design on the creature that is quite impressive. Overall, there's a lot to like here with these aspects. There are some big issues holding this one down. One of the biggest drawbacks to this one is the rather out-of-touch comical musings that take place here which aren't funny or enjoyable. This is mostly prevalent in the second half where their light-hearted approach to the concept of the crew dying in front of them and not reacting at all to what's going on where it comes off with a decided indifference that doesn't match the intensity of the sequence. Instead, this gives a blithe remark about it and the decision is made to carry on like nothing happened which is a rather underwhelming feature here. As well, there are also the low-budget origins that crop up from time to time that gives themselves away at points where it's not necessary, especially the ending twist that could've had more done to it, which are the main issues. Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

Andrea BrillantesApr 29, 2023

Not sure why they changed the title from Wolf Manor to Scream of the Wolf. Maybe to makes it more acceptable to a US audience? But wolves don't scream, so..... The English have been making a slew of horror movies lately and most of them have a comic tint to them. This does too. It has the look of those old Hammer films from the 60's and 70's but with some Brit humor thrown in. The old actor "vampire" is pretty good in his role but a lot of the peripheral characters arent so good. It's aptly directed, although a tad slow, which is odd considering it's short running time of an hour and 15 minutes! The weak point of the film is clearly the writing, which never allows the movie to take off. The wolf, BTW is a guy in a hairy suit who could also be a gorilla if they changed the head.

Sita AdhikariApr 25, 2023

I was expecting a REALLY cheaply made film with actors pulled from whever they could find someone to work for free or close to that. It was surprisingly well acted and filmed. Unfortunately that does not make up for a relatively mediocre film. It looked as if quite a lot of work went into the effects as far as the werewolf was concerned... it was still a fairly bad looking werewolf. The worst part, for me, was how the actor in the costume moved... it was just BAD! The movie was played more as Camp than serious... probably the best way to go with the material offered. And, as I said, a fairly well done as far as acting and cinematogarphy are concerned. The overall story was sparse, not much to recommend it really.