BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF - The Badass Bloodborne Movie 

How ironic.

Wow, talk about timing. 😆🤔

Holy Hell, my friend... I was working at Hollywood Video when those films dropped. I had already seen Brotherhood of the Wolf in theaters. I remember taking Jin-Roh home to watch because the cover was badass. Man, those nostalgia waves hit you in the feels.

I apologise that we created a live-action film called “Illang: The Wolf Brigade”. It's not good.

@@woodrowgodshyne1654 my friends and I were just starting to get our hands on copies of stuff like Akira and a ninja scroll. when I saw an ad for Jin-Roh it blew my mind and I had to hunt down a copy :p

Ok

Lol 😂

Do all the underworld movies

We are born of the Copyright

Okay, i knew i wasn't crazy. I literally just watched this yesterday.

It's a hyena actually.

@@andrewevitts2870 I don't think so. Look up a lion's eye and a lion's mouth, it's Identical to the beast's. The approx. weight given for the thing would also match a lion.

I forgot where I read it but it said it's a lion, deformed and kinda defective.

@@andrewevitts2870 "It turns out that the beast was a lion that Jean-François brought back from Africa as a cub that was tortured into becoming vicious and trained to wear spiked metal armor." - Wikipedia

Jean-François's weapon is inspired by Soulcalibur's Ivy

Salut salut, yes, this story is one of our cool folkore stories. The Paris' display was true indeed.

My understanding is the movie tells the story (myth?) basically straight up until the return in the 4th act where the remainder is just fictionalized.

Heard the bête du gévaudan is actually multiple wolves and they thought it was one animal being immortal and would always come back. It seems a bit farfetched, but the possibility of an entire legend being an exaggerated hunting story is also pretty funny.

This reminds me of so many tales and folklore stories surrounding large black wolves/dogs spreading chaos during the wintermonths. Turned out to be wolfpacks or feral dog packs on every investigation so far. Few instance of escaped circus bears too, but those usually got resolved rather quickly. I mean, it´s like the austrian lindwurm, which has been proven to have been thought up after peasants found mammoth bones while working the fields. The bones have been on display for centuries, a few decades ago not dna but something similiar tests resulted in it being confirmed a woolmamoth. Still for centuries the people of that area belived a dragonlike worm creature was hunting them and they claimed to have killed multiple of them too.

I lean more towards the escaped lion or, perhaps, hyena explanation. The beast of Gevaudan was always spotted hunting & attacking alone. Wolves are pack hunters. As are hyenas, but I suppose if a hyena got loose in Europe, it wouldn't be able to find a pack to hang with. The beast also attacked mostly women and children via ambush. Which also fits the M.O. of a lion. There are other things, such as eyewitness mention of it's long tail and being much larger than wolves. Foreign beasts, such as lions, were also occasionally a vanity pet of the European rich at the time. Which hasn't been unheard of even in modern times, nor one of them getting loose and returning feral.

Fun fact. There’s a rea life legend behind the film. It's called "La bête du gévaudan". (The beast of gévaudan). It's basically a kind of a werewolf that terrorizes a small village over months. And until this day you can find a massive statue of a dog-like animal in the existing gévaudan.

I didn’t know this either and I’ve delved headfirst into bloodborne lore and all, all the Redgrave analysis, and I had no clue.

@@f.m.6012 Powerwolf does a BALLER tribute to the Beast.

@@bulbafett5001 Thanks, I know. To the father and the son came the beast of gevaudan

@@HeatherHolt because it’s most likely not the only thing the film and bloodborne share in common are the time frame and the beast but even this beast isn’t turned by blood or any eldritch horror as In bloodborne I feel there’s a few similarities that come from mostly the time frame and era both take place in but to say bloodborne was inspired by this film is a huge stretch.

huge dvd collection and being poor doesnt make much sense

​@@Amauvyof course, it does.

when i re think about it, yeah, it's the cause of it xD@@jebby16

​@Amauvy You can get DVDs at a pawn shop for like 2 to 3 dollars. That's how I built my DVD collection. You act like people have to buy them new all the time Or someone burning dvds for people or buy sell trade store. Like damn THINK!

Looks like it’s been removed. I can’t find it anywhere and their channel shows no content.

@@lillonerboi504 Oh my god you're right, it's completely gone :( EDIT: Nevermind. It's back now.

@@joaopedropelisson5925 That was really weird but I know what I’ll be listening to on my shift.

Thank you for sharing. I will be watching this very soon.

I love when Marianne's goofy poet suitor recites his poem at the dinner table and then howls. It is so funny in the dubbed version. How embarrassing for him. I love both the dubbed version and the original French version. When turning someone new onto the film I always suggest watching it in its original French version instead of or before the overdubbed one. This is one of my all-time favorite films of any genre. My obsession with the Beast of Gevaudan and my love for actor Mark Dacascos definitely helped make this a really special film for me.

@@mermaid_at_heart213 Right on! I was also very taken with the Gevaudan story from a very young age, due to it’s inclusion in a book about werewolf legends and their origins that I borrowed from the library. I was bullied a lot as a kid, and I have a vivid memory of some kids my age chasing me through the woods one night after a school function. The book I had been reading about werewolves had a segment of a “spell” that, if said in conjunction with applying an ointment of some pretty strange ingredients, would turn the one speaking it into a werewolf. I was crying and trying to remember all of it so that I could fight back against them, but 1. I couldn’t remember it all, 2. I didn’t have the ointment, and 3. It was a magic spell to turn a person into a werewolf. Of course it wasn’t going to work 😆. But I wanted it to very badly- Anyway, I was always a voracious reader, and the Beast Of Gevaudan was much more appealing to me than the “werewolf legends” about Peter Stubbe and others, because it was a real story, apart from the wild exaggerations and embellishments. Mark Dacascos was great in it, and I think he brought a lot of coolness to his character, as much as Vincent Cassel brought menace to his. I remember at the time, my ex made a comment about the tattoos that Mani had on his torso, and doubted that Native Americans had anything like that. However, I pulled out my copy of ReSearch’s book “Modern Primitives” (which was super popular with anyone interested in piercing and tattoo back in the ‘90s), turned to the section that detailed Native American tattoos and skin designs, and there was a drawing of the exact design and placement of Mani’s. I was a little surprised that it was so exact, because I didn’t remember it being so, but the filmmaker must have used it directly from the book, as it’s 100% the same. Brotherhood Of The Wolf is definitely a favorite movie of mine, and though I’ve only convinced one other person to watch it so far, my stepsons are big Bloodborne fans, and I think that’s what is going to help me get them to watch it. Fingers crossed! Sorry for such a long message, but thanks for your comment 👍🏻 “Oo-loo! Oo-loo! Oo-loo!”

Haha yes, the english version of the movie is so silly. A very good alternative is the german version, but if you wan't to get the full experience you have to watch it in french with english subtitles ^^

It wasn't Louis XV that got his head chopped off but his grandson Louis XVI :)

It was multiple big wolf packs. Something similiar happened in Finnland during WW2. Stories started telling tales of a maneating giant wolve, turned out it was a giant pack of wolves that had become aggressive and kept hunting scout groups and patrols. It was so large and rabid that it had to be exterminated by combined efforts of soviet and finnish troops (who actually agreed on a ceasefire for the time to hunt the pack down)

​​@@NerzJansch2no it wasn't you ambeci failure of a tertiary brand detective. St fu

WOW. Bloodborne is inspired by Lovecraft? I had absolutely NO IDEA.

@@pinealdreams1064 is this sarcasm 😂

Don't forget ICO all the souls type games worldbuilding where inspired by ICO along with escort games in general

@@senritsujumpsuit6021 ICO?

@@lucasblanchard47 a game that inspired countless games an films it came before Shadow of the Colossus as a game with gameplay tells all story The last of Us an Soul games would not exist without it

Same here I was 24 at the time😂

Stoked for you brother :) hope you have fun with it. I wish i could forget my first playthrough so I could play it again hahA

I hope you got the DLC with it too. Two of my favorite bosses from all Souls games are Lady Maria and Orphan of Kos.

@@iraqifoodcart8447 I haven't yet i will definitely do so.

@@darkodev6961 Thank you. also I am having a blast with the game.

@@waddlelad1718 let me know when you get to mergos loft or nightmare frontier so I can invade you hahaha, but I’m glad you’re having a good time bro

The 4k version is coming out soon - wait for that, it'll be worth it :)

@interdimensionalsteve8172 the real question is do I still watch it in French or not xD

@@soulsmith5935 That shouldn't even be a question for any foreign movie!! :):) And lol, based on this video you REALLY don't want to do dubbed on this one!

@interdimensionalsteve8172 truthfully, I went and watched the trailer in english......yeah no subbed for sure

If you end up loving the film (and how could you not?!) watching the dubbed version, after a couple of watches in its original French version, is pretty fun.

in Hungary the title was "The Alliance of the Wolves" which is just a little bit better I think

The Serbian translation is pretty much the same as the original name in French since th movie is called Le Pacte des loups.

Vincent Cassel has played some extremely creepy roles, even if you do not count this movie!

As a kid in France, the beast of Gévaudan terrorised me. It's creepy because the story is very real, there was an 'unusual' beast that killed up to a few hundred people. The attacks were quite documented. Unfortunately one of the so called 'catch' was destroyed during the French revolution. The region no longer exists per its name btw. Recent theories assume it was a big cat on the loose. Nevertheless, when I heard about the story aged 6 from people keen on sharing folklore stories, it definitively scared me. The movie is really lousy as per current standards but back in the days it was cool to see a French movie with a little bit of action (we have never been able to produce such shit in two decades, it's mostly boring comedies and bourgeois dramas about rich people questioning the sense of life, all heavily subsidised by our taxes).

This is one of my all-time favorite films. The action scenes are amazing.

​@mermaid_at_heart213 Monica my movie crush along with Salma Hayek

This film mixes genres and I HIGHLY suggest you give it a chance. It's a masterpiece.

It was so funny, it sounded like a German word the way he said it haha

He tried so hard! That was cute. lol English is my first language, but I'm pretty good with pronunciations. I'm not fluent, but I know a bit of a few other languages (You pick stuff up watching a LOT of foreign films) and I grew up speaking Cuban Spanish. It doesn't hurt that I soak up any lore of the Beast of Gevaudan that I can find.

I will definitely check that film out. Cassel and Bellucci have the greatest chemistry, which isn't surprising, considering they're married. Thanks!

It’s like 40 grand above now!

Yeah, I think it got copyrighted 🤔