Fang

Putting aside the agenda driven (read misleading) reviews this did have some rather effective cover art. Enough to lure me here which is about all you can ask from a non existent budget production right? Referring here exclusively to the cover art.

If you thought that Ed Wood movies are bad, then you haven't seen this movie. Acting, editing, directing are all horrendous. I will say the cover art wasn't bad and there is plenty of blood and gore, but you should pass this right on by.

Fang was an enjoyable film to watch. The acting was on point and the movie had a great balance of suspense, gore, and even a little humor. Adam Steigert introduces us to characters from past films and gives us insight to his future plans. Each film is like a song enjoyable standing alone but really to understand the creativity and imagination of Steigert, watch all his films. It's an album you will love!

First off let me say I agree 100% with the comments made by reviewer Mike_T about this pitiful attempt at cinematic creativity. I definitely believe the first "positive" reviews were bogus, made by people involved with this horrendous abomination. Yes it was probably done on a shoe string budget but the actors seemed like they were found off the street. There was absolutely no consistency with the storyline or plot. I don't think the directors really had a script they were working with. They just kind of made things up things up as the movie went on. Characters were introduced only to disappear mere moments later. Sloppiness was about the only amazing thing about this flick! Seriously, I bet the people involved in this "production" wish now they had done something else with their time like maybe basket weaving. Oh yeah, for a supposed "werewolf" movie, this is one of the worst ever. This was totally "Fangless and Pointless".

Part homage, part its own crazy, tongue-in-cheek thing, "Fang" provides plenty of surprises, unexpected humor and tons of blood! Quirky, offbeat and lots of popcorn-munching fun!