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Part of a pointless string of sequels ostensibly based on the werewolf novels by Gary Brandner, this entry deserves credit for taking the creatively dead series in an interesting new direction. Set in the barren rural town of Canton Bluff, the story centers on the enigmatic figure of Ian (Brendan Hughes), a likable but severely solitary drifter who takes a job making repairs to the local church. Eschewing human contact, Ian seems unnaturally leery of the impending full moon, a fear shared by a
Jan 1, 1991
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Cast
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Brendan Hughes
Ian -
Bruce Payne
Harker -
Michele Matheson
Elizabeth -
Sean Gregory Sullivan
Winston -
Carol Lynley
Miss Eddington -
Jered Barclay
Dewey -
Gerry Black
Towny #2 -
Carlos Cervantes
Sheriff Fuller -
Antonio Fargas
Bellamey -
Ben Kronen
Hank -
William Marquez
Towny #1 -
Randy Pelish
Pruitt -
Deep Roy
Toones -
Elizabeth She
Mary Lou -
Jeremy West
Lester -
Joe Gieb
Midget #2 -
Al White
Carny Worker -
Christopher Morley
Carl/Carlotta -
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Howling VI: The Freaks is yet another garbage sequel that continues the trend of making inept, unimpressive and poorly constructed "entertaining" sequels, which in the case of this sixth entry, is not. This is a mediocre sixth entry, and like every sequel in this franchise is really a pointless effort. This film had an interesting idea, unfortunately the execution is sloppy, and the end result is a sequel like all the other films in the series. The idea was interesting, and if the screenwriters actually would have taken their time to create a good script, maybe this film would have been pretty good. Unfortunately this franchise is plagued with awful, pointless sequel designed to purely cash in on the success of the first film. The sequels of this franchise are all bad, and none are really entertaining. Some have decent ideas for plots, but none are good horror films that actually thrill and scare the viewer. This is really the case with this sixth film, good idea for a film, poorly crafted, directed and acted make this a dud of a film. This film scraps the bottom of the barrel of bad ideas, and though this phrase has come up quite often for my reviews of this franchise, it's quite true too. I shouldn't say this is really a bad idea for a film, just maybe a poorly constructed sequel that is dull and boring. This film looks cheap and feels cheap. Once the credits roll, you are relieved it's over. The potential of this entry is wasted because the screenwriters don't know how to effectively build a good story. Yet another awful Howling sequel.
December 8, 2011
Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski
Super Reviewer
A definite improvement upon the last two sequels, even though it gets off to a slow start it's pace is electrifying compared to the previous entries into the series. Though it's not a great film at least it try's to be different and more interesting as far as the plot goes.
The movies low budget is apparent and the acting by some is very poor with the exception of Bruce Payne, who, as always, does the business at playing the villian superbly. And though the budget of the movie was limited, the make-up effects seem to have been done pretty well.
It's one of the stronger "Howling" sequels, but still an average movie.
The movies low budget is apparent and the acting by some is very poor with the exception of Bruce Payne, who, as always, does the business at playing the villian superbly. And though the budget of the movie was limited, the make-up effects seem to have been done pretty well.
It's one of the stronger "Howling" sequels, but still an average movie.
June 3, 2007
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