Six men who participated in hunting trip are being killed by an animal who tears their throats out like a wolf.Six men who participated in hunting trip are being killed by an animal who tears their throats out like a wolf.Six men who participated in hunting trip are being killed by an animal who tears their throats out like a wolf.
Helene Joy
- Dr. Julia Ogden
- (as Hélène Joy)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaJimmy and the Shaman are members of the Ojibway tribe (also known as the Ojibwe and Chippewa) is he third largest in the United States after the Cherokee and the Navajo.) It is widely dispersed between Michigan, Minnesota and Montana. American Ojibways number 100,00 while those living in Canada number about 76,000. The tribe's language, Anishinaabe, is closely related to Algonquin. The tribe is noted for popularizing wild rice and being the only Native American tribe to defeat the Sioux in battle.
- Quotes
Inspector Thomas Brackenreid: [referring to the footprints] ... the man could be involved'
Jimmy McLeod: Maybe... maybe not.
Inspector Thomas Brackenreid: What makes you say that?
Jimmy McLeod: [looking at the footprints] Because now the tracks go the other way... and he was running.
Inspector Thomas Brackenreid: Well, yea, he was fleeing the scene of the crime...
Jimmy McLeod: ...or running for his life.
Featured review
Bad moon rising
I enjoyed this episode immensely.
A corpse found with the throat ripped out, in best Gothic horror style, followed by more of the same, and a witness whose drunken report suggests that the killer is both a man and a Wolf. It doesn't take Crabtree long to say that they are dealing with a werewolf.
Murdoch is not so quick to rush to judgment. Besides, he is preoccupied. The full moon that oversaw the killing is also shining down on the troubled love life of Detective Murdoch. As the story unfolds, one of the women in his life gives him an ultimatum, while the other seems to be seeking the friendship of a different gentleman.
A native American tracker helps chase down the killer, but Murdoch is left to sort out matters of the heart for himself.
Surprisingly, Inspector Brackenreid seems to have a soft spot for the native Americans, certainly when compared to the things he says about the French, Jews, Papists and so on. When he acknowledges that there are no prospects for him within the Police, he does so with a wistful "we can't change the world," which is, of course, the first step along the journey to doing just that.
A corpse found with the throat ripped out, in best Gothic horror style, followed by more of the same, and a witness whose drunken report suggests that the killer is both a man and a Wolf. It doesn't take Crabtree long to say that they are dealing with a werewolf.
Murdoch is not so quick to rush to judgment. Besides, he is preoccupied. The full moon that oversaw the killing is also shining down on the troubled love life of Detective Murdoch. As the story unfolds, one of the women in his life gives him an ultimatum, while the other seems to be seeking the friendship of a different gentleman.
A native American tracker helps chase down the killer, but Murdoch is left to sort out matters of the heart for himself.
Surprisingly, Inspector Brackenreid seems to have a soft spot for the native Americans, certainly when compared to the things he says about the French, Jews, Papists and so on. When he acknowledges that there are no prospects for him within the Police, he does so with a wistful "we can't change the world," which is, of course, the first step along the journey to doing just that.
- miles-33108
- Oct 31, 2016
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- Runtime48 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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