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Movie Review: At Night Comes Wolves (2021)

Director TJ Marine’s At Night Comes Wolves is headed towards its release. Here are my thoughts on the movie about a cult. Right off to bat we meet a couple, Leah and her husband Daniel. We are given reason after reason to dislike Daniel whose dutiful wife will do anything to please him. She gets to her breaking point and just walks away from her life and her asshole of a husband. She meets a young woman who leads her to her Guru/cult leader, and things quickly unravel as secrets are revealed. The lead character played by Gabi Alves is left lacking. She has very few lines and mostly just mopes around the entire movie, which is not the fault of the actress. There’s also very little character development for her, which is a shame. I think the film was meant to speak out against misogyny and mistreatment, yet when the main character gets out of an abusive relationship she

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Apr 19, 2021
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New ‘At Night Comes Wolves’ Trailer Introduces You To A Cult

We’ve got the brand spanking new trailer and poster for TJ Marine‘s (Object in Reality) cult thriller At Night Comes Wolves, an unnerving tale featuring themes of misogyny, fate, and sexism. In the film, a woman is about to change the world forever. After Leah Shaffer finally leaves her emotionally manipulative husband, she finds a friend in a drifter with whom she quickly feels a deep connection. The drifter introduces Leah to a prodigal chemist, and Leah learns her new friends are all that is left of a doomsday cult that disbanded years earlier. Together, the new trio is about to change the world, but before they can reveal their secrets, they have to tie up loose ends with Leah’s husband– and their ex-leader. Gabriella Alves, Jacob Allen Weldy, Vladimir Noel, Sarah Serio, Myles Forster, Madeleine Heil, Colleen Miller, Byron Reo, and Joseph Bongiovanni star. At Night Comes Wolves arrives on Digital and VOD on April 20, 2021, from Gravitas

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Mar 19, 2021

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Movie Review: At Night Comes Wolves (2021)

Director TJ Marine’s At Night Comes Wolves is headed towards its release. Here are my thoughts on the movie about a cult. Right off to bat we meet a couple, Leah and her husband Daniel. We are given reason after reason to dislike Daniel whose dutiful wife will do anything to please him. She gets to her breaking point and just walks away from her life and her asshole of a husband. She meets a young woman who leads her to her Guru/cult leader, and things quickly unravel as secrets are revealed. The lead character played by Gabi Alves is left lacking. She has very few lines and mostly just mopes around the entire movie, which is not the fault of the actress. There’s also very little character development for her, which is a shame. I think the film was meant to speak out against misogyny and mistreatment, yet when the main character gets out of an abusive relationship she

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Apr 19, 2021
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New ‘At Night Comes Wolves’ Trailer Introduces You To A Cult

We’ve got the brand spanking new trailer and poster for TJ Marine‘s (Object in Reality) cult thriller At Night Comes Wolves, an unnerving tale featuring themes of misogyny, fate, and sexism. In the film, a woman is about to change the world forever. After Leah Shaffer finally leaves her emotionally manipulative husband, she finds a friend in a drifter with whom she quickly feels a deep connection. The drifter introduces Leah to a prodigal chemist, and Leah learns her new friends are all that is left of a doomsday cult that disbanded years earlier. Together, the new trio is about to change the world, but before they can reveal their secrets, they have to tie up loose ends with Leah’s husband– and their ex-leader. Gabriella Alves, Jacob Allen Weldy, Vladimir Noel, Sarah Serio, Myles Forster, Madeleine Heil, Colleen Miller, Byron Reo, and Joseph Bongiovanni star. At Night Comes Wolves arrives on Digital and VOD on April 20, 2021, from Gravitas

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Mar 19, 2021