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Wolf Mother Available For Limited Run On YouTube Starting Nov. 3rd

Halloween may have already come and gone, but the folks at JoBlo Media have a treat they’ve been saving for us, my Little Monsters. They’re shaking up the traditional concept of distribution by offering the exclusive release of Wolf Mother, to rent on YouTube for ten days, starting November 3rd. So if you’ve been feverishly anticipating the film’s 2017 theatrical release – this is no trick, rather a belated Halloween treat. If you aren’t familiar with this “multi genre” film, written and directed by Erik Peter Carlson, allow me to enlighten you. It’s a story of two people seeking redemption: one is a fallen starlet who landed on her back (if you know what I mean), and the other a petty criminal. How exactly is redemption reckoned for these two? They hope it will be reached by teaming up in hopes of solving a high profile kidnapping case. But the absolution they seek will take them on a shadowy path

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Capt McNeely
Nov 2, 2016
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Najarra Townsend And Tom Siezmore Star In The Dark Thriller Wolf Mother

Riding Hood Motion Pictures has released a first look teaser trailer for their upcoming noir crime thriller, Wolf Mother. The film, written and directed by Erik Peter (The Toy Soldiers), stars Najarra Townsend (Contracted), Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Dave Vescio (Hick), newcomer Kaegan Baron ,and Kevin Pinassi of the Twin Peaks revival. In the first look trailer we watch as the film’s heroes as they hatch a plan to find and rescue Kaitlin Miller, a missing child star. The teaser explores the horror and suspense of their journey as they descend into the dark world of sex trafficking. “I’m drawn to stories that in someway are connected to the current state of mind. Stories that are happening now, in our own backyard.” Carlson stated of the film’s plot and relevancy. “Most of the time for me, they just happen to be the darker stories.” Every year over 800,000 children go missing. 400,000 of those children are victims of sex

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 8, 2016
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An Indie Film Takes Advertising Ploy Too Far

There are endless ways to draw attention to an Indie film, however there is a line that shouldn’t be crossed. One film, ‘Wolf Mother’, in my opinion, has gone to far. It’s rare that I ever call anyone out, but when I heard about the way the advertising team behind ‘Wolf Mother’ are trying to draw interest to the film, I thought something needed to be said. The film’s advertising gimmick, fake Amber Alerts. The disappearance or kidnapping of a child should NEVER be taken lightly, let alone used as an advertising ploy. It’s not illegal to fake Amber Alerts, but it should be. It’s in bad taste and wrong on so many levels. It draws attention away from real victims and can cause a panic. Not to mention, it’s insensitive. Think of those who are the family or friends of a missing child, because it’s clear that the people behind ‘Wolf Mother’ didn’t. The child they declare missing is

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 21, 2015

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Wolf Mother Available For Limited Run On YouTube Starting Nov. 3rd

Halloween may have already come and gone, but the folks at JoBlo Media have a treat they’ve been saving for us, my Little Monsters. They’re shaking up the traditional concept of distribution by offering the exclusive release of Wolf Mother, to rent on YouTube for ten days, starting November 3rd. So if you’ve been feverishly anticipating the film’s 2017 theatrical release – this is no trick, rather a belated Halloween treat. If you aren’t familiar with this “multi genre” film, written and directed by Erik Peter Carlson, allow me to enlighten you. It’s a story of two people seeking redemption: one is a fallen starlet who landed on her back (if you know what I mean), and the other a petty criminal. How exactly is redemption reckoned for these two? They hope it will be reached by teaming up in hopes of solving a high profile kidnapping case. But the absolution they seek will take them on a shadowy path

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Nov 2, 2016
Horror Fuel

Najarra Townsend And Tom Siezmore Star In The Dark Thriller Wolf Mother

Riding Hood Motion Pictures has released a first look teaser trailer for their upcoming noir crime thriller, Wolf Mother. The film, written and directed by Erik Peter (The Toy Soldiers), stars Najarra Townsend (Contracted), Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Dave Vescio (Hick), newcomer Kaegan Baron ,and Kevin Pinassi of the Twin Peaks revival. In the first look trailer we watch as the film’s heroes as they hatch a plan to find and rescue Kaitlin Miller, a missing child star. The teaser explores the horror and suspense of their journey as they descend into the dark world of sex trafficking. “I’m drawn to stories that in someway are connected to the current state of mind. Stories that are happening now, in our own backyard.” Carlson stated of the film’s plot and relevancy. “Most of the time for me, they just happen to be the darker stories.” Every year over 800,000 children go missing. 400,000 of those children are victims of sex

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 8, 2016
Horror Fuel

An Indie Film Takes Advertising Ploy Too Far

There are endless ways to draw attention to an Indie film, however there is a line that shouldn’t be crossed. One film, ‘Wolf Mother’, in my opinion, has gone to far. It’s rare that I ever call anyone out, but when I heard about the way the advertising team behind ‘Wolf Mother’ are trying to draw interest to the film, I thought something needed to be said. The film’s advertising gimmick, fake Amber Alerts. The disappearance or kidnapping of a child should NEVER be taken lightly, let alone used as an advertising ploy. It’s not illegal to fake Amber Alerts, but it should be. It’s in bad taste and wrong on so many levels. It draws attention away from real victims and can cause a panic. Not to mention, it’s insensitive. Think of those who are the family or friends of a missing child, because it’s clear that the people behind ‘Wolf Mother’ didn’t. The child they declare missing is

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 21, 2015