Another Hole in the Head Festival 2009

AUDIE AND THE WOLF is a whacky horror-comedy about a werewolf who really means well, but just can’t seem to stop himself from his insatiable craving for raw meat, murder and general mayhem. He’s a definite nut ball. He pees in the house like an untrained dog, he humps legs and, well, the expression ‘doggie style’ comes to mind... AUDIE AND THE WOLF is rollicking madness with buckets of blood and gore serving up comedy by the bucket. You’ll howl at the moon! You’ll laugh out loud! This romantic comedy begins with an Indian and his wolf. There’s a magical relationship here that’s not bound to this earthly place and goes back many lifetimes ago. The Indian and The Wolf part ways and ultimately a martini sipping actress nails the wolf with her car and takes him home to her Hollywood mansion. From here things get rather bloody and messy with an increasing clutter of the living dead in the basement and a wolf that really needs to be housebroken. The Wolf’s amnesia only adds to his behavioral issues and with a haphazard Pink Dot delivery of raw meat our intrepid John Doe meets the punk rock girl of his dreams, Audie. AUDIE AND THE WOLF is a comedy/horror feature in the spirit of SHAUN OF THE DEAD, AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, and EVIL DEAD 2 AUDIE AND THE WOLF does not disappoint! - Mike Skurko

In a stark and terrifying future, a pandemic has transformed the general populace into murderous maniacs. Two of the uninfected, Daniel and April, meet on a remote Scottish farm. In spite of the situation outside the razor wire-encrusted walls of the farm, Daniel is certain there is both a cure and a solution. April has seen too much already in her 16 years on the dreadful and infected planet and clings to horrifying memories and the smoking barrel of her gun. Daniel has a number of hair-raising close calls with the infected. However, he ultimately finds the real enemy may not be the virus, but something equally deadly. THE DEAD OUTSIDE is a beautifully crafted nightmare within a nightmare. This film is presented flawlessly and delivers a haunting sense of ongoing fear and unsettling anticipation. THE DEAD OUTSIDE will scare you senseless!--Mike Skurko