Wolfen

Synopsis: A city cop is assigned to solve a bizarre set of violent murders where it appears that the victoms were killed by animals. In his pursuit he learns of an Indian legend about wolf spirits.
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Michael Wadleigh
Production: Orion
  2 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
64
Rotten Tomatoes:
74%
R
Year:
1981
115 min
532 Views


Ten, nine...

...eight, seven...

...six, five...

...four...

...three, two...

...one!

Here goes.

Bravo, Mr. Van der Veer!

- Yes, Mr. Van der Veer?

- We'll go to the penthouse.

Stop by Battery Park.

Roger, routing change.

Penthouse, ETA:
0615.

What will Van der Veer do

at the Battery at 6:00 a.m.?

- Visit his ancestors.

- Whatever he wants.

Roger, Manhattan arrival.

All clear, Romulus.

You've got sector five read-out on three.

Chris?

Darling?

Chris!

Chris!

You scared me!

Darling!

- Did you miss me?

- Yes.

Pauline!

Forget it, kid.

Oh, good. Put him on.

Good morning, it's Warren.

We got a problem.

- You're up early.

- Yeah.

Well, there's a nightmare

down in the Battery.

Three bodies.

Mutilation, possible sexual assault...

...some dismemberment.

Maybe even cannibalism.

I'd love to see it, but I've...

I'm late for Mass

and I got a heavy golf date.

Oh, you'll see it, Dewey.

It's very weird and it's very strange,

just like you. So, it's back to work.

- I'm leaving now. Are you in Staten Island?

- Yeah.

- Get your ass over there as fast as you can.

- How?

Fly!

- How are you?

- Fine.

Food.

- How can you eat that crap?

- It settles my stomach.

Well?

Nothing. I didn't find anything aft, either.

So?

So, what?

So, who got killed? The governor?

Somebody bigger.

Christopher Van der Veer.

Megabucks.

Heir to the fortune,

maybe even the presidency.

So much for heirs.

His bodyguard. His wife is over there.

- Witnesses?

- lf seagulls could talk, sure.

- Kidnapping?

- No sign of a struggle.

Take a look around.

See if you can sniff out anything.

Does this mean I'm back on the job?

- You're a detective, aren't you?

- I'll try and remember that.

- It's a good thing to happen on a Sunday.

- How long...

Oh, Christ!

- Let me handle this.

- I always do.

Commissioner. Mr. Mayor.

You handled that nicely.

This is just wonderful!

God knows what's next.

- Where's the damn coroner?

- We haven't located him yet.

I want him here!

Van der Veer was my friend.

You've got your best man here already.

Any more film, John?

Warren, what the hell happened?

It wasn't robbery.

Their money and jewelry weren't touched.

There was some cocaine.

Party favors. But more than that...

Two factors have the potential

to make this international, Mr. Mayor.

Executions and terrorism.

Makes a bombing seem like child's play.

Excuse me.

Dewey Wilson?

Homicide, kidnapping and results.

I'm sorry, I don't know you.

Jonathan Ross,

Bureau Chief of Executive Security.

His firm's responsible for some

of the top executives in the world.

They have resources we don't have.

No matter how sophisticated

technology gets, there's no guarantee.

God, it stinks down here.

Severely inflicted wounds...

Dew! The old jogging trip?

The six month's annual bionic,

shed-the-twenty-pounds marathon resolve.

Sound mind, sound body.

You got to get into chemicals.

They keep you going.

Your body'll malfunction on you

one way or another.

Yeah. Tell me about it.

Wanna peek?

Something to tell

your grandchildren about.

Took his brain. What the hell

do you suppose they did with it?

Maybe they dribbled it down Wall Street.

I got a hand in a baggie.

It belongs to that guy over there.

Had a gun in it.

SR says he didn't even get a shot off.

How's that for fast?

Fraternity ring?

Pentagram and a goat. Voodoo.

Yeah?

Now, ain't this a shame?

Bizarre, man. It almost severed her head.

- It was instantaneous?

- Instantaneous?

You seen a chicken run around

with its head cut off?

Hey, nobody ever thinks about the head.

During the French Revolution,

when they chopped heads off...

...they'd pick them out the basket

and look them in the face.

Most went out right away, in shock.

Every fifth head or so was alive.

Wide awake...

...eyes blinking,

mouth trying to say something.

Yeah, sure.

The brain can live without oxygen

for more than a minute.

That's a long time, buddy boy.

How'd you like to see your own body

and know you're dead?

Give me a nice death in bed.

Preferably with a partner.

You can take her away now.

Hey, careful with her...

...head.

Well, let's see what happened to my man.

Two bullet holes upside the head!

See! You shouldn't have been f***ing

with that b*tch.

You going to push, man?

I'm working by myself today, right?

Ain't nobody working but me. Sh*t!

- Another hot Saturday night.

- I heard that.

- What's today's special?

- Tennis shoes and jock straps.

A lot of joggers are going out of business.

You check out that dude yet?

Dew!

Weird sh*t happening here, man.

Give us a few more minutes.

How's it going, Captain?

Why do I always have to get

the hard ones?

There's nothing there.

There's nothing there!

Hey, Dew!

The Chief will tell him what we got.

Severance of the jugular and carotids...

...destruction of the esophagus.

Lethal trauma on the throats,

resulting in...

But what's really interesting

is what we haven't got.

There's not a trace of metal.

You know how every piece of metal,

no matter how sharp or smooth...

...will leave a residue when it cuts.

It could be as finite as dust.

Soft x-ray should pick it up.

Nothing!

And nothing softer could have ripped

and ravaged like this.

Some plastic weapon?

Synthetics.

I don't think there's any way

I could check that.

You know, Dew, you could use a haircut.

Want to lie down?

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