Wolfcop
Directed by Lowell DeanHet is niet ongewoon voor de alcoholistische agent Lou om een black-out te hebben. Zodoende wordt hij wel vaker wakker in een onbekende omgeving. Maar de laatste tijd zijn de zaken nog vreemder geworden. En hariger.
Wolfcop Ratings & Reviews
- Patrick Wai2 november 2025B-movie with bad acting, terrible script and low budget. Would've been better if it's been more tongue-in-cheek.
- Hipster ZOMBIE12 april 2025Wolf. COP! For every 20 b-movies there is one great one that jumps ahead of the pack and actually surprises you. In this case it’s WolfCop. The plot follows Lou Garou a hungover small-town cop who wakes up one morning with more body hair, better reflexes, and an uncontrollable urge to maul criminals. Rather than go on a tortured moral journey, Lou does what any respectable officer-slash-werewolf would do: he shaves, suits up, and hits the streets. The practical effects? Cheesy and amazing. The transformation scenes are delightfully over-the-top as he shreds his skin to unleash the wolf underneath. The real beauty of WolfCop is that it knows exactly what it is: ridiculous, campy, and proud of it. It doesn’t try to be Oscar-worthy—it tries to be fun. And it succeeds. It’s a beautiful mess of one-liners, bad puns, and deadpan deliveries and gore that is very cartoonish. Also the hilariously bad WolfCop rap song at the end is a banger!
Wolfcop Trivia
Wolfcop was released on June 6, 2014.
Wolfcop was directed by Lowell Dean.
Wolfcop has a runtime of 79 min.
Wolfcop was produced by Hugh Patterson, Danielle Masters, Bernie Hernando, Lowell Dean, Deborah Marks.
The key characters in Wolfcop are WolfCop / Lou Garou (Leo Fafard), Tina (Amy Matysio), Jessica (Sarah Lind).
Wolfcop is rated Not Rated.
Wolfcop is a Horror, Comedy, Action film.
Wolfcop has an audience rating of 4.6 out of 10.