Howl

About This Movie

Howl (2015) is a striking entry in the horror genre, though it dances on the edges of eroticism with its bold narrative choices. The film presents an unsettling atmosphere, as Colby Keller's initiation into Paddy O'Brian's supernatural sex club unfolds amidst dark, moody visuals. The pacing has a unique rhythm, establishing tension that crescendos into intense scenes—Paddy's escapades with Gabriel Clark and Jessy Ares are punctuated by a raw energy that’s hard to ignore. The practical effects, while not overly elaborate, serve their purpose of amplifying the film’s themes of desire and domination. It's certainly distinct in how it blends horror with adult themes, offering a perspective that may intrigue collectors interested in the more avant-garde side of genre cinema.

Howl has a niche but dedicated following among collectors, especially those interested in the intersection of horror and adult film. The film's limited release formats make it somewhat scarce, and its unique approach to storytelling sets it apart from more mainstream titles. Over the years, it has garnered attention for its boundary-pushing content, appealing to a specific audience that appreciates both the horror elements and the adult themes. As a result, it has become a curiosity in many collectors' catalogs.