There is a mysterious carnivorous creature brutally killing men, women and children in the French countryside and nobody seems to be able to stop or
catch it in the epic action horror drama Brotherhood of the Wolf. This is no ordinarily wild animal but one with what seems to be supernatural strength,
ferocity and brains.

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To calm down the public, the King sends a renowned scientist Fronsac (Samuel Le Bihan) and his blood Iroquois Indian brother Mani (Mark Dacascos) to bring the beast down.

Little do they know what danger awaits them as they embark on their journey. And believe me, you wouldn’t want to be caught snoozing on this job. The survival rate is very low and that’s on a good day.

As Fronsac immerses himself into conquering the beast he discovers there is more to the story than just a wild creature going on a rampage. Nonetheless in all this commotion, Fronsac doesn’t have a problem finding time to frolic with the babes. And who can blame him when he as such beauties as Monica Bellucci and Emilie Dequenne to play and have fun with.

Director Christophe Gans gives you action, romance and mystery all in one package filled with exciting images and sounds meant to stimulate the senses.

Brotherhood of the Wolf is not for the faint of heart. It can be shocking with all its explicit gore but if you can handle it then you will find lots of hidden
pleasures in this film.

Based on a well-known French legend and set in 1765 France, this film combines graphic violence, martial arts and romance in a riveting and dynamic way.

If you are looking for something a bit different from the norm that can entertain you as well as give you a few jolts then Brotherhood of the Wolf is for you.

4 out of 5

Gil Benzeevi