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Nov 6, 2012 · Wolf Lake: The Original Werewolf Saga: Directed by Roger Lay Jr.. With John Leekley, Paul Wesley.
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- 2012-11-06
Recently viewed. Wolf Lake: Created by John Leekley. With Lou Diamond Phillips, Tim Matheson, Paul Wesley, Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Set in the Pacific Northwest, this suspense thriller explores what happens when werewolves overtake a small Seattle suburb.
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- 2001-09-17
- Horror
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- “The Moon…Is It My Imagination Or Is It Always Full Around Here?”
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- Audio
- Extras
- Assorted Disclaimers
- The Final Word
Finally having a chance to catch up with the series on home video, Wolf Lake isn’t all that much like I thought it would be. Then again, Wolf Lake isn’t all that much like it thought it’d be either. In the space of the ten episodes on this long-overdue DVD collection, Wolf Lake kind of plays like installments of three completely different televisio...
Yeah, yeah, in a perfect world, I’d be tearing the shrinkwrap off a shiny new Blu-ray set right about now. Wolf Lake did premiere in high def on CBS, after all, and it’s made the rounds in HD on various channels several times since then. The unaired pilot has a decidedly different look to it than the rest of the series. It’s sporting a boxier aspec...
The unaired pilot of Wolf Lake sounds awfully canned and trebly, but you’ve gotta make allowances for an eleven-year-old pilot that’s never seen the light of day till now. The nine episodes that make up the meat of the series are a definite improvement, although, for whatever reason, they’re presented at an unusually low bitrate. I don’t believe I’...
Considering the age and obscurity of Wolf Lake, it’s a very welcomed surprise that there are any extras at all. The standout feature is the unaired pilot, but since it’s listed alongside the rest of the episodes on the first disc’s menu and my kind of droning on and on about it already, I’ll move on. The rest of the bells and whistles both revolve ...
The flipside of the case mentions that some of the music has been replaced, presumably because of licensing hiccups. Never having turned into Wolf Lake before, I can’t really say how extensive the changes are. There’s also a note that episodes may be edited from the original network versions. Considering how closely Wolf Lake straddles the edge of ...
Wolf Lake kind of snuck up on me. I was just about completely indifferent towards the series as I took out the first disc, and I was addicted shortly after shoving in disc two. Part of what I love about Wolf Lake is how eager it is to experiment, continually reinventing itself rather than settling into a comfortable, formulaic rut. It’s keenly awar...
Wolf Lake is an American supernatural drama television series that originally aired on CBS from September 19 to October 24, 2001. Nine episodes were produced, but only five aired before the series was canceled by CBS.
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- September 19, 2001 –, May 1, 2002
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Werewolf | Wolf Lake Wiki | Fandom. In this TV series, the werewolves don't transform because the moon is full. They transform at will. Contents. 1 The Change. 2 Appearance. 3 Known Werewolves. 4 Attitude Towards Humans. 5 Rules/Laws. The Change also known as the flip is when the person first transforms into a wolf.
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Sep 19, 2001 · Season 1. SPECIAL 0x1 Unaired Pilot. CBS. A man from the Bureau of Wildlife Management goes to a small town to see about problems with wolves that have been reintroduced to the wild. In the town of Wolf Lake some people are ranchers that hate wolves, and the rest are wolves themselves.
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