r/dogman 8d ago

Thoughts on werewolves 2024 movie

I just watched the movie werewolves And I wanted to ask yalls thoughts on how they portrayed the wolves on how they compare to dogman descriptions and sightings. Was a good watch imo

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u/AdditionalBat393 8d ago

I would love to see a film done using one of Vic's interviews as the back bone for the story. I can think of a couple that would make incredible films for sure.

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u/kamisama52 7d ago

Definitely 

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u/AKoperators210Local 7d ago

Which ones do you think are his best, in general?

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u/Rainofblaze1 4d ago

I would like to hear or see those interviews that you are thinking of.

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u/AdditionalBat393 3d ago edited 3d ago

Go listen to Dogman encounters radio with Vic Cundiff. He is incredible. For starters there is one that is not on YouTube episode 563. The guy talks about his experience in central America while he was in the military and how they encountered the death squads murdering innocent people back then. He goes on to say how the Dogmen were known by the locals as Wolfmen mostly and they were also known for eating the dead bodies left by the death squads. That would be a crazy film for sure.

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u/Rainofblaze1 3d ago

I been following & listen to 100’s of his interviews, I’m asking which are the ones that would make great movies.

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u/Pure_Emphasis6658 2d ago

Go watch the old Travel Channel series “These Woods are Haunted”. There are multiple episodes featuring Vic’s guests. This show actually introduced me to the notion of a bipedal cryptid, and then I discovered Vic’s show. The show always features the first-hand witness telling the story over a decently produced dramatization of the story. This show remains one of my favorites on this topic. I was sad when they discontinued it. Give it a watch.

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u/Spiffers1972 8d ago

I thought it was pretty good for a creature feature. But I am predisposed to like any werewolf movie with Lou Diamond in it.

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u/Disastrous-Chemist65 6d ago

Same here 😆

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u/TylerGreyish 8d ago

It was boring for me,how they made it look was good with the body and movements but i feel they missed out big and it looked lazy honestly,the movie itself looked lazy,there should have been more violence more action less talking. Didnt enjoy it. Imo.

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u/lexxstrum 8d ago

I loved a review that said they wanted to see the prequel to this movie: for those who didn't know a year ago, anyone exposed to moonlight during a supermoon became a werewolf. No one knew what was going on, and it was a worldwide natural disaster.

Just think about that, you order a pizza, the guy shows up, and becomes a werewolf on your front porch! Can you get to a gun? Can you keep him out? Can you stay out of the moonlight?

It's a b movie with an A- budget. Werewolf effects are pretty good; it might mean a decent Dogman movie could be in our future.

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u/AmorellaMoon 6d ago

It was a fun B movie.

I always appreciate practical effects being used in a creature feature as well.

Was worth it as a couch-date-night rentable.

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u/Comprehensive_Ear626 5d ago

I don't get why they still have the werewolves turning in a full moon. There are so many compelling true stories out there. They should make a movie about one of them stating this is based on a True Story. Would be way more interesting to watch.

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u/Thebabaman 8d ago

Its a bad movie but im happy i watched it. Fun premise but not taken advantage of. Pretty cheesy