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Tight 79-minute runtime — shorter than most television pilots.

"Here Comes The Fuzz"
It's not unusual for alcoholic cop Lou to black out and wake up in unfamiliar surroundings, but lately things have taken a turn for the strange...and hairy. WolfCop is the story of one cop's quest to become a better man. One transformation at a time.
“Here Comes The Fuzz”

Leo Fafard
WolfCop / Lou Garou

Amy Matysio
Tina

Sarah Lind
Jessica

Corinne Conley
Mayor Bradley

Jesse Moss
Gang Leader

Jonathan Cherry
Willie Higgins

Aidan Devine
Chief
James Whittingham
Coroner
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Lowell Dean directs. Peter La Rocque behind the camera. Toby Bond scores. Mark Montague cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in Canada. Dialogue in English.
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4 wins & 3 nominations
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WolfCop is a 2014 Canadian horror comedy film. The sequel Another WolfCop was filmed in Lumsden, Saskatchewan, in the early months of 2016, featuring most of the same characters, played by the same actors (most of whom are locals of Regina, Saskatchewan).
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When Sergeant Lou Garou becomes a Loup-Garou A lousy cop in a town in Middle America (Leo Fafard) investigates some nefarious occultists meeting in the woods and eventually finds out he has the ability to morph into a savage, well, WolfCop. “WolfCop” (2014) contains a fairly original werewolf-oriented story inspired by predecessors “Howling: Your Sister is a Werewolf,” “Teen Wolf” and “Big Bad Wolf.” It’s amusingly quirky with black humor, brutal gore, clever bits and adult-oriented material. The later “The Hunting” with Joelle Westwood and Peyton Hillis is cut from similar cloth, in ways, except that it took the more serious, slow-burn route. Brunette Sarah Lind as Jessica stands out on the beauty front, but Amy Matysio as Sergeant Tina rises to the fore as the top female cast member. The score was composed by Saskatoon’s Shooting Guns & Toby Bond with the soundtrack featuring seven rockin’ songs by four other groups/artists, including two songs by Styx’s own Lawrence Gowan. It runs 1 hour, 19 minutes, and was shot in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, which is about 70 miles west of Regina and 143 miles south of Saskatoon. GRADE: B
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Echolands Creative Group
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Coup Company, The
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