Silver Bullet 4K 1985 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

"Silver Bullet 4K" (1985) is a thrilling movie that combines elements of mystery, horror and adventure. Director Daniel Attias transforms the legend of werewolves into a gripping tale of survival in the quiet town of Tarville. The story begins with mysterious murders that raise questions about the true nature of evil, epitomized by a dark secret lurking among the inhabitants.

A key character, a young paralyzed boy named Marty, plays an important role in solving the mystery using his heightened intuition. The movie raises questions about faith, family bonds, and the power of friendship in the face of unknown evil. The 4K visuals give new life to the film, emphasizing the dark hues and tense moments that make watching this cinematic masterpiece unique and exciting.

Review 4K Movie

Although there are many reasons why this film is a far cry from excellence, Silver Bullet is, at the very least, very entertaining. The film chronicles how a werewolf has been killing off various people in a small town. A young boy in a wheelchair discovers who the werewolf is, and then must prepare with his sister and crazy, dead-beat uncle to meet the wolfman when the moon is full on a Halloween evening. The film's plot really tests your suspension of disbelief, but the characters, the acting, and the direction are all done in a very likable style with a generous dose of humour. Corey Haim plays the youth very nicely, as he rides up and down the streets in a souped-up wheelchair(?). Gary Busey gives a fine performance as his uncle. The killings are fairly brutal, and the special effects are not too bad. The film is a lot of fun, and even though you will know who is the wolfman long before you should know....the film zips along with an energetic, entertaining pace.