Howling IV:Original Nightmare

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Summary: Howling IV:Original Nightmare
Review: Howling IV - The Original Nightmare is a pretty good movie.It is almost like a remake of the original some people say, but I really don't see that big of a resemblence.I really don't know why everyone hates The Howling series.They are the few werewolf films out there; you've got to enjoy them.The acting is standard horror movie acting.The dialogue and actions of the characters are sort of predictable, but I was shocked during some of the scenes.The werewolfs probably look the best they have in the whole series so far.The werewolf transformations were so cool.Some of the characters were likeable while there were some you just wanted to get killed.The plot is pretty smart; it's hard to believe that people hate it so much.Make sure to check this one out in your own time.A beautiful mystery writer is plagued by sinister visions, and a country vacation is prescribed.But when the great outdoors beckons with an erie howling sound, the novelist begins to unearth more than her fertile mind could ever imagine...... hideous werewolfs, gruesome murders, ancient evils, and strange rituals.One of the most successful horror sagas returns in the most horrific "Howling" ever!(6/10)

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Summary: Worst Werewolf Movie Ever!!
Review: It is here that we see the initial involvement of Clive Turner in this series (look for my review of Howling: New Moon Rising). Although this is better, by far, then the childish part 3, by no means is it wonderful. Personally, I liked this film. The director has been a genre staple for quite some time (you may be surprised that he also directed Legend of Hell House). It is this choice that lends primarily to the redeeming value of this film... at least I saw what the director was trying to accomplish. It has been well published (in horror mag Fangoria) that it is indeed the fault of Clive Turner for the disasterous handling of this film. He re-edited it, fired the director, and turned it into what we see today. His attempts to destroy the film did not entirely work, however, because I did like it. The werewolves were cool... especialy the grand-daddy at the end and the actors did all they could to heighten the fare. So the film suffers, not because of Mr. Hough (the director) or Romy Winsor or Michael T. Weiss (the stars), but because of the unredeeming Clive Turner. An example of Mr. Turners work can be viewed in the pathetic Howling: New Moon Rising. I for one, say check this one out, Howling 4 is not nearly all that bad. I do hope that, one day (anyone reading?) that a special edition DVD of this film is made and John Hough is brought in to supervise the editing of his original vision.

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Summary: This movie sucked !!!!!
Review: The best part of the movie was when you get to see the shopkeep naked . Otherwise dont buy this film unless your collecting the Howling series .

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Summary: Worst Werewolf Movie Ever!!
Review: The only good thing about this movie is my all-time favorite singer, Justin Hayward from the Moody Blues, sings "Something Evil, Something Dangerous" during the opening credits. That's all.

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Summary: Least Dated of the Serious
Review: This is easily the least dated of all the 6 Howling films. V and VI also aren't very dated, though they are a couple of disturbing films, with VI beaing a freakshow and on the level of Todd Browning's Freaks. Nothing is dated. They are all modern. The most campy of the series is II- 80s new wave written all over it. Then the next campy is III- PG13 rated and regular 80s cheese. At the lower end of the campiness is the widely acclaimed masterpiece first Howling film- 80s redneck. The Howling films became a mess of campiness. Now looking back on them, this only heightened the entertainment value today. A writer goes to a retreat, only to be haunted and hunted by werewolves. This looks like it could've been made today. This is easily the least cheesey of the Howling films. Maybe one day I will write a script for a seventh Howling.

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Summary: Howling IV: The Not So Original Nightmare
Review: This is living proof that crap needs a million dollar budget. This movie was bland. It had no style, no original elements, and overall, nothing good about it. Well, I take that back, the main character's husband had the best mullet. But other than that, nada. Unlike the original Howling, which had awesome and unique looking werewolves, this one the werewolves are, well, wolves. No make up required. They turned into the average, everyday wolf. Didn't put a whole lot a work into that did they? This movie was a B-movie, but didn't have a lot of the GOOD B-movie elements.
What I learned from Howling 4: Howling 3 is way better as a B-movie.
If you liked this movie, I recomend: Banging your head against a brick wall, because for as much pain as your going to go through watching this movie, you might as well inflict it on yourself.

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Summary: WHERE ARE THE WEREWOLVES??????
Review: WHERE ARE THE WEREWOLVES IS WHAT I KEPT ASKING THROUGH OUT THIS MOVIE,,I THOUGHT THE ORIGINAL HOWLING AND HOWLING 3 WERE GREAT, THIS ONE JUST DON'T MEASURE UP,BORING BUT WATCHABLE, ALSO WHO DESIGN THE BACK COVER???????WHOEVER DID, DIDN'T DO THEIR HOMEWORK, BECAUSE ALL THE PICS ARE FROM HOWLING 3.

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Summary: Howling IV finally on DVD!!!
Review: With Howling I, III, V, and VI on DVD, I was hoping that some day Howling II and IV would get released (Hopefully not Howling: New Moon Rising). Well Part IV has thanks to the Platinum Home Entertainemnt. The DVD may not be in widescreen or have any special features, but the picture quality is not bad and I can't complain. I'm just glad that it is finally released! Hopefully Howling II will soon follow. Pick up Howling IV while you can because these Platinum DVD's go out of print real fast!