Wolf Hunt

George and Lou are professionals. They break bones, they recover skimmed cash, and they keep their white dress shirts as clean as the Florida humidity allows. So, when a job comes in to transport a caged man named Ivan from Miami to Tampa for a "non-traceable" cash payment, they don’t ask questions—even when the employer claims the cargo is a werewolf.

They don’t believe in monsters. In a world of GPS technology and drive-thru chicken sandwiches, there is no room for the supernatural. But after a pack of rabid dogs nearly shreds them at a gas station and their "cargo" sprouts six-inch talons to rip through a steel cage, the truth becomes impossible to ignore.

Ivan isn’t just a lycanthrope; he’s a sadistic serial killer who thinks murdering an entire town is a "fun" way to spend a Wednesday.

He’s out of the cage, he’s on a killing spree, and he’s left George and Lou to take the fall for the mounting body count.

With the police closing in and a monster and a hostage on the loose, George and Lou have to ditch the hitman’s handbook and get creative. Armed with makeshift silver jewelry, a few grenades, and enough snark to fill a bowling alley, these two thugs are going on a hunt to prove that even a wolfman has his limits.