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Die Alone

Die Alone is the latest from WolfCop director Lowell Dean, but it’s a much more sombre effort from the Saskatchewan filmmaker.  Still firmly rooted in horror within an undead dystopia, Die Alone is a tricky thriller that challenges its characters in unorthodox ways.

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Wolfcop

By: Addison Wylie To say Wolfcop is howlingly bad would suggest that (a) the film is terrible and (b) Lowell Dean’s horror film has a sense of humour.  Only one of those is correct. Wolfcop has a concept – that’s all.  That concept being a police officer who transforms into a grotesque werewolf, yet still protects the streets.  It’s a character that has trouble stimulating a five-minute conversation around the water cooler let alone having…