Andrew Pollard Starburst Apr 12, 2018 9/10

You've clearly never lived until you've seen a werewolf in a cop's uniform micturating on some no-good graffiti artists.

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Dorothy Woodend The Tyee (British Columbia) Aug 17, 2017

I don't know whether to laugh or barf, or both simultaneously.

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Scott Weinberg TheHorrorShow Aug 23, 2015

Feels like a 1988 New World Pictures production that somehow got locked in a vault and forgotten for 25 years.

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Matt Donato We Got This Covered Mar 30, 2015 7/10

This is another funky midnight movie that probably shouldn't work, but thanks to Lowell Dean's commitment to horror punnery, WolfCop is a perfect cult classic full of bloody transformations, throat-rips, and werewolf law enforcers.

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Dustin Putman TheBluFile.com Mar 9, 2015 1.5/4

Aims for laughs but mostly earns raised eyebrows and knowing smirks instead.

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Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Oct 30, 2014

Fantastic cult fodder worthy of a loyal fan base...

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Chris Fyvie The Skinny Oct 24, 2014 3/5

It's a bit A-Team, a bit Steven Seagal, kinda MacGyver, and a whole lot of fun.

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Ed Whitfield The Ooh Tray Aug 30, 2014

The lack of consistency proves the rule that if you want to make a great comedy, you have to get serious.

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Matt Glasby Total Film Aug 22, 2014 3/5

Anyone expecting The Howling or An American Werewolf In London will be disappointed, but stick it on afterwards and you'll definitely stay awake till the end.

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Leslie Felperin Guardian Aug 21, 2014 3/5

It's enough of a gory hoot with its redneck milieu and old-school, in-camera special effects to anchor a fun, chemically assisted night out.

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Henry Northmore The List Aug 20, 2014 3/5

Wolfcop is as ridiculous as a film about a werewolf cop could and should be ...

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Tom Huddleston Time Out Aug 19, 2014 3/5

WolfCop isn't going to win any awards for originality or good taste, but for a Friday night flick this ticks all the right boxes.

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Chris Bumbray JoBlo's Movie Network Aug 4, 2014 6/10

Half man/half wolf: all cop. It's pretty tough to dislike a movie where Gowan's Moonlight Desires is used in the human/wolf love scene.

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Meredith Borders Birth.Movies.Death. Aug 2, 2014

WOLFCOP, for all of its silliness and its snort-worthy title, is not that lamest of things: the intentionally bad movie. Writer/director Lowell Dean clearly cares about the film, and he takes a ridiculous concept and puts a lot of love into it.

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Bruce DeMara Toronto Star Jun 12, 2014 1.5/4

Dean has set himself a very difficult task, blending the genres of horror and comedy in a satisfying way. One can admire the fellow's ambition while deploring the actual result.

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Radheyan Simonpillai NOW Toronto Jun 12, 2014 2/5

Low-budget, 80s-style Canadian horror-comedy WolfCop announces its campy aspirations, and entire plot, in its title. Aiming for so-bad-it's-good status, this derivative effort gets stuck in moderately bad.

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Jay Stone Canada.com Jun 6, 2014 2/5

A comic horror movie with its humour mostly used up in the concept and its horror largely taken on faith.

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Steve Newton Georgia Straight Jun 5, 2014 1.5/5

It's got the look and feel of a cheapjack college film, but with dialogue from somebody's kid brother in Grade 8.

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Chris Knight National Post Jun 5, 2014 3/4

A supremely silly, oddly enjoyable concoction from Regina writer/director Lowell Dean.

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