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The Hello and welcome to episode number 259 of real-life ghost stories.

And to kick things off this week, I would like to say thanks to our newest Patreon subscriber.

I would like to thank Sarah Paddock.

Sarah, you get an announcement all on your own. Thank you so much for becoming

a Patreon subscriber. I love you and I appreciate you every single day. And our film review this

week. Our film review is Wolfman. Wolfman was released in 2025. It has six out of 10 on IMDB and 53% on rotten tomatoes.

A family at a remote farmhouse is attacked by an unseen animal.

But as the night stretches on, the father begins to transform into something unrecognizable.

Now, if you've not gotten the clues there, it's a werewolf film, okay?

Look, it's called Wolfman. They're attacked by an unseen

animal. The dad begins to transform. It's a werewolf film. And I'm just going to say it, six out of 10 and

53% seems wildly overinflated to me. So as always, we're going to do likes and dislikes.

And I actually wrote in my likes column very little, admittedly. I have very little likes about this film. Look, right? I love a werewolf film.

Everyone knows that. And everyone knows that my favorite werewolf film is dog soldiers.

Nothing will ever top that for me. And I tried to go into

Werewolf Films with an open heart and an open mind to receive the Werewolf graciously.

This was not good. That just was not a good film. And I was really, I was really trying to embrace it.

And it just wasn't good. I did like that they set the film in Oregon I thought that was quite a quite a cool place to set it and that there were these

links to indigenous folklore even even though that indigenous folklore does not actually seem to be

true which I looked up

afterwards and found out. So, you know, the intention was there. There was good intention,

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