Wolf Garden, marketed as a blend of “An American Werewolf in London” and “Vertigo,” presents itself as an economical werewolf movie. However, it relies more on psychological thrills than special effects. The story revolves around William, played by writer/director Wayne David, who embarks on a countryside vacation with his girlfriend, Chantelle. Something goes awry during their trip, and William finds himself alone, carrying out mysterious tasks in a shed. The film employs a non-linear structure, constantly shifting between past, present, nightmares, and questions of reality. Unfortunately, the scattered narrative and uninteresting characters, including William and Chantelle, make it difficult to engage with the movie. Although David and Altman deliver decent performances, the overall lack of substance and slow pace make Wolf Garden a challenging viewing experience. Visit afdah info for more!
