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Brotherhood of the Wolf is based on a legend from the 1600s French countryside which makes it way more interesting then the film actually ended up being. This tale has been told a number of times, most famously by Sir Arthur Conon Doyle in his Sherlock Holmes novel "The Hounds of the Baskerville," or at least that's what Pete thinks, it's a dubious claim at best. The real trouble with the movie is how damn long it is and at two and a half hours it's a challenge to get through in one sitting. Nostalgia is a powerful mistress and it firmly has it's grips on Nate as he remembered fondly how bitchin' this film truly can be. Still, with all it's problems, the movie has it's high points, I mean, at the very least, the "werewolves" didn't have machine guns.
Missing In Action - Anniversary Q&A Part 2
Missing in Action - Anniversary Q&A Part 1
Demon Knight - Horror - Charlie’s Birthday Pick
Masters of the Universe - Action - Charlie’s Birthday Pick
Puppet Master 2 - Horror
Bad Boys 2 - Action
Childs Play 2 - Horror
Batman Returns - Action Christmas Special Redemption
Die Hard 2 - Action Christmas Special
The Thing - Horror
Class of 1999 - Action (Special Guests Spoils of Horror)
The Fly - Horror
Universal Soldier - Action
The Hills Have Eyes -Horror
Robocop -Action
Re-Animator - Horror
End of Days - Action
Evil Dead 2 - Horror
Underworld - Action
Sleepy Hollow - Horror
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