The American Werewolf Project (2014) User Reviews

Hey, Sound Guy!?

[Krackoon · 1/10 · 16 December 2015]

'An American Werewolf Project' is your typical found footage horror film based around a group of researchers looking for XXXX urban legend.

What really sets this film apart from the others, is the horrible sound quality. It's probably the worst sound I've experienced in the last few years. Increasing the volume didn't seem to fix matters either - it actually made things worse. The acting is borderline amateur, but like I said, you'll be so busy trying to hear the dialogue, you won't really notice. Okay, you will, but it won't be your first complaint.

Random Ramblings of a Madman: 'An American Werewolf Project' does have an extremely short run time, which is never a bad thing when it comes to awful films, but it's still a headache inducing experience. There isn't a single person involved here, that should see any future work in the film industry.

Really bad audio - can't hear actors

[hollywoodstudio-69920 · 2/10 · 17 June 2017]

I had to chime in just to confirm the other review concerning the audio quality of this film. It's literally the worst I've ever experienced, and it's a shame, since the film would have been a lot better if not for this one thing. I'm a professional audio engineer, and it sounds like they filmed the entire movie using the camera's built-in mic, and then when they realized that the noise floor was too high, they attempted to fix the problem with noise-removal software. The end result is they removed most of the dialogue along with the background noise (particularly the softer-spoken actors)... but that's just my guess.

Like I said, it's sad because the movie might have been enjoyable if you could actually hear what the actors are saying. The premise is decent, since IMO there should be more "dogman" movies.