WOLFHOUND Gets An English Friendly DVD

Posted by Todd Brown at 11:47am.

Posted in DVD News , Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Continental Europe & Russia.

What’s that you say? You don’t want to wait for the eventual R1 release of big budget Russian fantasy picture Wolfhound to get yourself an English friendly version? Don’t have to ... it’s freshly out on DVD in Germany and the DVD release there features English subtitles. Even better, overseas Amazon sites will recognize your login info so ordering couldn’t be easier. Read Mack’s review linked below and check the trailer embedded below the break in the Twitch Player to see why you should care. Or not, really. It’s up to you.

Reader Comments

bonnequin 01/09/2008 @ 12:54pm

some of the best news i’ve had all week! definitely one of my favourites from after dark.
Drewbacca 01/09/2008 @ 1:32pm

Good movie. The end got a little ridiculous and a little too chaotic and big, but the rest was fun. Sort of a recall to my youth and hours of watching Beastmaster. Seriously, what’s not to like about a vampire bat for a sidekick?
petcor80 01/09/2008 @ 3:44pm

best news of the week maybe… but if I read the specs right it’s a German dub!?! Can anyone confirm if there is also an original language option with English subs on this DVD? It seems strange though to release a dubbed version and then also provide subs in a language that is of no real use to the target market audience…
Ard Vijn 01/11/2008 @ 6:44pm

That’s indeed odd Peter, most sites just say German D5.1 with English subs, and that’s it!

But I found this at http://www.cinefacts.de and it looks legit:

Termin: 05.12.2007 [Verleih-DVD]
Genre(s): Fantasy
Laufzeit: ca. 136 Minuten
Freigabe: ab 16 Jahren
Preis(e): keine Angaben
Bildformat(e): Widescreen (2.35:1 - anamorph)
Tonformat(e): Dolby Digital 5.1 in Deutsch
Dolby Digital 5.1 in Russisch
Untertitel: Englisch
Extras: Kein Bonusmaterial
petcor80 01/12/2008 @ 2:15am

now thát is good news. I will take the chance now!
Daverat 01/18/2008 @ 5:51pm

My DVD from Germany just arrived! In response to petcor80’s and Ardvark’s question: It has English subtitles and you have a choice between it’s original Russian language or a German dub.