Old NYC vs the new Technology vs animals all told via monster wolves
It’s 1981 in the Bronx. There’s vast empty lots and abandoned buildings and a developer Christopher Van der Veer wants to renew some of the neighborhoods. He and his wife however get killed by wolves. Ex-cop Dewey Wilson played by Albert Finney is brought in to investigate. The symbolism of the movie is about the destruction of the old and its replacement with the new. Van der Veer represents the modern, and the wolves and the Bronx the past. That’s shown at the start when the Van der Veers are killed at a park dedicated to the original Dutch settlers of New York City. The developer has a Dutch name showing his connection with the history of the city, and yet he is committed to changing it for profit.<br /><br />On top of that there’s also another related theme about modern technology versus nature. Van der Veer employs Executive Security a vast company with files and surveillance around the world. The police also have a high tech interrogation process that monitors people’s body heat, and other indicators to see whether they are lying or not. That’s compared to the wolves who have their own infra red type view of humans that also shows their internal dynamics. The gist is that humans are attempting to replicate what nature has already created.<br /><br />Of course, Wolfen is also a horror movie and very well done. They use a great effect for the wolves using a camera shot at the animal’s level to replicate their perspective as they run through the city. They also add affects to give the wolves’ views of people.<br /><br />Overall, really good in both the horror and message departments.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Michael Wadleigh"], "Producers": ["Rupert Hitzig"], "Starring": ["Albert Finney", "Diane Venora", "Edward James Olmos"], "Studio": ["WARNER BROS."]}

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