Vince is a rock star who is about to shoot a new video clip and heads to his family home.
The sheriff greets Vince and his men at a checkpoint and warns them that there is a pack of ravenous dogs that have already realized many victims.
Vince's father then would be at the center of something very peculiar in the past....
Claudio Fragasso signed the film under the pseudonym Clyde Anderson and filmed near Madrid.
The result is a horror film in the monster movie category, which starts with a variation on the werewolf theme but, for several reasons, is quite modest.
The budget was very low and the special effects were particularly affected.
The mechanical dog puppet then immediately broke down, which affected the film even more negatively as it became a 1980s tashone.
Fragasso repeatedly complained about the editing, which would take away from the film's most splattering and, in his view, successful scenes: in any case, what remains is very little.
Soporific, often trite and predictable, with various horror movie clichés: tries to surprise, failing, in the finale.
But something good can be found: on the one hand, the dark atmospheres that have their nice charm, on the other hand, Alice Cooper, the best in a very modest cast.
There is a shot, in the middle part, reminiscent of spaghetti-westerns.
The film begins with a video clip by Cooper, who also edits the film's songs.
In its own peculiar way, but overall avoidable.
Review by Zick
