Wolf Fangs (1927)
Watch Wolf Fangs (1927) free in HD on Zoovie — 1h 0m. Directed by Lewis Seiler, starring Thunder the Dog, Caryl Lincoln, and Charles Morton. Genre: Action and Drama. No subscription, no email required.
What is Wolf Fangs (1927) about?
Thunder, a dog raised by Ellen, a sheepherder's daughter, is driven to the wilderness by the brutal treatment of her father, Bill Garside, and becomes an outlaw; when grown, he takes command of a wolfdog pack. Later, Ellen, driven from her home by the same brutal herder, seeks refuge at the cabin of Neal Barrett, the forest ranger; she is pursued by the hungry pack and is stranded on a rocky cliff where Thunder once again encounters his former mistress. He challenges the pack in her defense, provoking a battle between himself and a rival for his command. Later, Thunder rescues Ellen from her brutal father.
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- Stars:
- Thunder the Dog, Caryl Lincoln, Charles Morton, Frank Rice
- Director:
- Lewis Seiler
- Production:
- Fox Film Corporation
- Country:
- United States of America
- Languages:
- No Language
- Status:
- Released
- IMDb:
- tt0180311
Where can I watch Wolf Fangs (1927) for free?
Who stars in Wolf Fangs (1927)?
Thunder the Dog as Thunder, Caryl Lincoln as Ellen, Charles Morton as Neal Barrett, Frank Rice as Pete, James Gordon as Bill Garside.
Did You Know?
- ★At just 60 minutes, this is a shorter-than-average feature film.
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Where can I watch Wolf Fangs online for free?▼
You can watch Wolf Fangs (1927) online for free on zoovie.cc. Click play above to start streaming in HD quality.
How long is Wolf Fangs?▼
Wolf Fangs has a running time of 1h 0m (60 minutes total).
Who directed Wolf Fangs?▼
Wolf Fangs was directed by Lewis Seiler.
What genre is Wolf Fangs?▼
Wolf Fangs is a Action and Drama film released in 1927.
Who stars in Wolf Fangs?▼
The cast of Wolf Fangs includes Thunder the Dog, Caryl Lincoln, Charles Morton, Frank Rice and James Gordon.