My Howling Lady

A struggling actress inherits a remote mansion, only to discover it's inhabited by a pack of intelligent, shape-shifting wolves who crave the spotlight as much as she does. As she attempts to uncover the mystery of their condition, she finds herself drawn into their wild existence, blurring the lines between human ambition and primal instinct. The film follows her increasingly bizarre attempts to manage her new, furry co-stars while trying to maintain her sanity and career.

Upon its release, 'My Howling Lady' was met with a bewildering mix of critical responses. While some lauded its audacious premise and dark comedic tone, many critics found it tonally inconsistent and overtly strange. Audiences were similarly divided, with some embracing its quirky, cult-like appeal and others dismissing it as an unfocused B-movie. It has since gained a modest cult following for its unique blend of horror and humor.

• Praised for its inventive, if bizarre, concept.

• Criticized for uneven pacing and a confusing narrative.

• Lauded by some for its dark humor and unique performances.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's originality and memorable performances, particularly from the lead actress. However, many found the plot convoluted and the blend of genres not always successful, leading to a polarizing reception.

Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the Fantasporto Film Festival. Received a special mention for 'Most Audacious Premise' at the Sitges Film Festival.

The distinctive howling sound effects for the wolves were created by recording the director, Robert Hayes, gargling with honey and lemon.