WolfCop

10 times more exciting than WolfMulti-Level Marketing Facebook Aggravator. Unless he's selling booze.

Hilariously stupid low budget horror/comedy about a drunken small town cop who becomes a werewolf. It has a nice neo-grindhouse feel not unlike Hobo with a Shotgun, with some silly one liners punctuating scenes of excessive gory splatter. If you find the title "WolfCop" appealing in any way, this is definitely worth a look. Bonus points for scoring the werewolf sex scene with the disturbingly appropriate song "Moonlight Desires" by 80's Canadian rocker Gowan.

Plenty of B-movie cheese, delightfully over-the-top gore, and arguably the greatest werewolf sex scene ever, makes for an entertaining, yet underwhelming low-budget Canadian horror/comedy. While maybe not quite all-that, still plenty watchable and surprisingly quotable,"Hey! You got any books on devil worship?" Overall, a decent watch for genre fans.

Not too shag- err, shabby! It's definitely not one of those cash-in 'we thought of a dumb title and the contents don't really matter and someone get Tara Reid on the phone'-productions. To be fair, it's not some gem to be discovered either. Decent B-movie werewolf shenanigans with a bit of decent gore and a bit of decent (and funny) writing. Could've used a bit more of everything to be truly memorable.

Expected a shitty boring movie, got a shitty amusing movie instead! Has some good quality special effects and silly story. The transformation is really good and Willie is a likeable character. Willie is the best.

In the annals of history there are only a handful of movies that surpass our expectations. This isn't one of them.

A few funny moments (wolfcock was pretty amusing,) but just the worst kind of modern Grindhouse: boring as shit. Could have been great if it was in the hands of people like Astron 6.

It's a movie entitled WOLFCOP, guys. Don't expect Orson Welles. Indefensibly cheesy and stupid, sure, but also irresistible if you come at it in the right frame of mind. Plus, it's just so damn excited and enthusiastic and eager to please--like a hyper little cult-horror puppy, you might say. I had fun. Liquor donuts!

With the name Wolfcop all I was hoping was for a B movie that would crack me up a bit. It was successfully hilariously ridiculous. Liquor Donuts. Odd little sex scene was unexpected.

A crazy combination of ridiculous elements usually has little chance of being satisfying, but this is elevated by the acting and directing. The timing was good and a few scenes were hilarious. Enjoyable despite the unconvincing plot. This director needs better stories and a much bigger budget. I mostly liked it, but it was sometimes not easy to overlook its flaws.

I want to rank it higher bc i love werewolf movies and finding ones that are even remotely watchable is a rare rare thing. But i hate so much that this plays out like a superhero origin movie and takes more than half its short runtime to get to the action. But that action definitely provides all the absurd crap the poster artwork promises and i loved it from there.

Not bad just a silly horror comedy

all around entertaining

WolfCop was way better than it had any right to be. The movie has a lot of comedy running throughout and for a movie like this it needs to wear its stupidity on its sleeve. There is enough plot to keep the audience engaged. The dialog is good but there are a few moments where I rolled my eyes. The twist at the end felt like it was worth the time. The best character in this movie was Willie. He was a lot of fun and there were some moments of warmth too. I would watch another one of these.

This is the type of film that is perfect for the right situation: a social occasion with some drinking, some talking over the movie with a group of people down for an absolutely ridiculous, campy horror, action comedy. Loved the transformation scenes and the rap at the end.

Not as good as I hoped for, but way better than I anticipated.

"Grab me some of that meth over there"

About half of this entertained me. Its lo budget to be sure but it knows it and for the first half at least it kinda works but once the main character embraces his inner "WolfCop" the film starts going downhill.

Awful grindhouse wannabe that never figures out what it wants to be. The concept plays like a Troma reject, which should give you an idea of the lack of quality on display here. Yet Troma perfectly understand how to navigate this swampy territory; they have been around for 4 decades, after all. The makers of Wolfcop, however, simply get bogged in the mire and have no clue how to get out. When it's clear they are stuck, the movie goes into free fall despite the better efforts of Cherry.

Y'know what, I am tired of these modern attempts at grindhouse films. They typically suck. Yes, this is a goofy idea, and there are some good moments, but then you waste 80 minutes and you realize you could have been doing literally anything else. A horror comedy that does neither. The most impressive werewolf transformation scene, though. Well, the first transformation.

Enjoyed the opening titles and the first half, got all try-hard from there.

Bizarre and relatively funny. It's nice they did their best to make the Werewolf look good as it could have been an easy thing to cheap out on and just blame their small budget and trying to be "aware" of the type of movie it is.

Not the good kind of terrible

The premise of this film - an alcoholic cop becomes a werewolf - is brilliant and full of possibilities, in the way all ideas conceived under the influence of marijuana are. The trailer also works; it shows some gore, some cheesy humor, and surprisingly decent special effects. The movie, however, is just passable at its best and very poor most of the time. The villain is the only fun thing that wasn't already shown in the trailer. Oh, and wolfdick caught us unprepared.

You think this film would have more fun with the premise. A better script would have improved this movie. Overall this film is disappointing.

As stupid as it is, it's not quite stupid enough to work

Not quite up there with Zombeavers in the 80s throwback genre, but amusing enough.

Tries hard (not in a bad way) but it can't quite keep itself going. The people making this like exploitation films, and that makes all the difference.

Best werewolf sex scene ever?