2000s LGBTQ-related Horror Films Codexery

Wolves of Wall Street

A stock broker's dream job turns into a werewolf nightmare.

In this 2002 horror film directed by David DeCoteau, a man lands his dream job at a Wall Street brokerage, only to learn the staff are werewolves. After being bitten, he embraces their savage lifestyle until a change of heart forces him to fight his way out.

Quick Facts

Director
David DeCoteau
Writer
Barry L. Levy
Starring
  • Jeff Branson
  • Louise Lasser
  • William Gregory Lee
  • Angela Pietropinto
  • John Michaelson
  • Mary Elaine Monti
  • Eric Roberts
Music
Harry Manfredini
Distributor
DEJ Productions; Regent Worldwide Sales LLC (worldwide)
Released
31 December 2002
Runtime
85 minutes
Country
United States

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Plot

Jeff Allen lands his dream job as a stockbroker at Wolfe Brothers in New York City after a bartender who knows the Wall Street crowd suggests he apply. What Jeff doesn't realize is that the brokers are werewolves. He gets bitten, which forces him into the pack. This new life makes him abandon his girlfriend Annabella and his own moral code, replacing them with cunning and raw instinct.

He cheats on Annabella and kills and eats several people. Eventually, he has a change of heart, but quitting the brotherhood proves far more difficult than joining it. At a birthday party for one of Annabella's friends, a drunk man hits on her. Jeff reacts by tearing a chunk from the man's neck, then chases Annabella to her apartment and bites her, turning her into a werewolf as well.

Annabella had given Jeff a silver pen when he started as an intern. He returns to the Wolfe Brothers headquarters to resign, but his mentor Dyson Keller refuses to accept it. Jeff leaves anyway, but Vince and the other werewolves go to Annabella's apartment and kidnap her. They force Jeff back to headquarters, where he stabs who he believes is the alpha.

He is wrong. A fight breaks out, and Jeff and Annabella kill all the werewolves. As they walk away, the alpha they thought was dead opens his eyes just before the film ends, revealing their victory was incomplete.

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