Dogman

In Dogman, Hanklin Purvis, an avid outdoorsman, faces a terrifying threat when animals and eventually people fall victim to a mysterious attacker. Set in the rural Midwest, the film unfolds as Hanklin and his wife, Dorothy, grapple with the gruesome events that escalate in their community. The film's runtime is 90 minutes, making it a tight and intense horror experience.

The narrative takes a dark turn as the local police become involved due to the injuries caused by the unknown assailant. As the tension rises, they uncover that the wounds carry a deadly bacteria, adding urgency to the search for answers. Enter Francis Wellman, a Native American neighbor, who believes she has found an ancient antidote, further intertwining cultural elements with the horror theme.

Available on DVD, Dogman presents a unique horror experience for collectors interested in independent films that delve into absurd and dreary narratives. Its exploration of rural life juxtaposed with horror makes it a noteworthy entry in the genre.