Wolfman's Got Nards (2018)
Overview
A documentary that explores the power of cult film told through the lens of the Monster Squad and the impact it has on fans, cast and crew and the industry.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.28400714285714285 |
Directed By
André Gower
Crew
Aaron Kunkel
Henry Darrow McComas
Henry Darrow McComas
Aaron Kunkel
Henry Darrow McComas
Wesley Caldwell
Nicholas Caprio
Sarba Das
André Gower
Ryan Lambert
Matthew Charles Ducey
Aaron Kunkel
Ryan Lambert
Natalie Rose Campbell
Jacob Strunk
André Gower
Rita Doumar
Henry Darrow McComas
André Gower
Denise Pantoja
Brynne Heatley
Aaron Kunkel
Shane Patterson
Michael Felscher
Michelle Gower
Shane Patterson
Henry Darrow McComas
André Gower
Carlena Gower
Wesley Caldwell
Gretchen Stockdale
Jen Grable
Esteban Favela
Craig Piligian
Anthony Leiser
Shane Patterson
Tripp Greene
Wesley Caldwell
Denise Pantoja
Erik Liekoski
Anthony Rotelle
Anthony Rotelle
TOP CAST
Adam F. Goldberg
Self
Seth Green
Self
Shane Black
Self
Heather Langenkamp
Self
Zach Galligan
Self
Stephen Macht
Self
Kristina Klebe
Self
Adam Green
Self
Duncan Regehr
Self
André Gower
Self
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Self
Chuck Russell
Self
Ashley Bank
Self
Fred Dekker
Self
Ryan Lambert
Self
Diva Zappa
Self
Graham Skipper
Self
Lisa Fuller
Self
Adam Carl
Self
Jackson Stewart
Self
Steve Wang
Self
Rebekah McKendry
Self
Mike Hill
Self
Ciro Nieli
Self
Matt Rose
Self
Shane Mahan
Self
Robert V. Galluzzo
Self
John Rosengrant
Self
Eric Vespe
Self
Jen Yamato
Self
Adam Dougherty
Self
Kevin Thomas
Self
Michael Felscher
Self
Joe Lynch
Self
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