The Wolf of Snow Hollow

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Cast & Crew

Jim Cummings
John Marshall

Riki Lindhome
Officer Julia Robson

Robert Forster
Sheriff Hadley

Jimmy Tatro
PJ Palfrey

Marshall Allman
Jeremy

Chloe East
Jenna Marshall

Annie Hamilton
Brianne

Diane D. Griffith
Diner Guest

Jim Cummings
Director

Jim Cummings
Screenwriter

Kathleen Grace
Producer

Matt Hoklotubbe
Producer

Michael J. McGarry
Producer

Natalie Metzger
Producer

Matt Miller
Producer

Benjamin Wiessner
Producer

Natalie Kingston
Cinematographer

Patrick Nelson Barnes
Film Editing

Ben Lovett
Original Music

Charlie Textor
Production Design

Abbie Vance
Art Director

Anna Hayes
Costume Design

Amey René
Casting

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Audience Reviews for The Wolf of Snow Hollow

• Jan 20, 2021

  Cummings is quickly becoming the most consistently accurate chronicler of the current state of American masculinity, both recognizing the inherent ridiculousness and the potential danger it inhabits. At the same time he doesn't revert to easy answers or explanations.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Oct 26, 2020

  Only two years ago in 2018, writer/director Jim Cummings arrived on the scene with his blackly comic drama Thunder Road that done very well on the festival circuit and heralded a new voice for independent film. And the hype was real. It was a fantastic piece of work that finished in my personal top ten of that year. You could then say that I had high hopes for his next endeavour and I'm happy to confirm that The Wolf of Snow Hollow is on a par and cements Cummings as a filmmaker to watch. This time around, he shifts his attentions to genre horror but still manages to retain the humour that made Thunder Road so impressive. Cummings has a real knack for balancing tones and, once again, taking the lead role, proves he's got the acting chops to flesh out his complex characters. This has, for obvious reasons, been likened to An American Werewolf in London, but that's only in its premise and ability to entertain which is slightly unfair on Cummings' work here. He's a talent all his own. Huge fan of Thunder Road. Huge fan of The Wolf of Snow Hollow and a huge fan of Jim Cummings. Writing, directing, acting... it would seem that he has it all.
  Mark W Super Reviewer
• Oct 17, 2020

  A series of particularly gory murders send a small tourist ski community into fear, and a young ex-alcoholic police captain into stress driven drinking anxieties as that town erupts against his perceived failures in this wicked funny love letter (for film fans) to Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. It's got to be seen...is a werewolf terrorizing a town under the light of the full moon? A great return of the werewolf genre...with a twist. Zounds. Bodacious film-making!
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Oct 14, 2020

  I'm just going to say it: We need more werewolf movies. And that's not a spoiler. One of the intriguing aspects of the movie is whether the werewolf is real or not. And "The Wolf of Snow Hollow" is one odd duck of a movie. It weaves deadpan humor with real-life family drama and genre horror -- a feat that isn't easy to do and tough to review as an armchair critic. Was the opening of this review a non-sequitur? That's exactly how many scenes of the movie leave you -- are those jarring tonal shifts or crafty blending of story/genre? Bottom line is that to rate this fairly, it deserves a re-watch. What really makes the movie work is writer/director/star Jim Cummings' likeability and sheer passion that permeates much of the film (although his huge canines are damn distracting and suspicious given that it could be a werewolf movie!).
  

  Mark B Super Reviewer