5/5 Another L.B.P Classic
  by Patrick J. Lonzi (Buffalo New York)
For anyone who is famaliar with LBP aka Low Budget Picture's, you know what kind of crazy goodness is in store with Ski Wolf. It's one part Teen Wolf, one part Ski School,and one part Chris Seaver. Which means its hilarious and entertaining all the way through. The writing is great, the acting is great, and the music is catchy. Also included in Ski Wolf is Independent Movie God Trent Haaga. He makes his return after about 8 years since the last LBP movie he was in Mulva Zombie Ass-Kicker.

I suggest everyone check out Ski Wolf and LBP in general. I own about 85% of LBP's library of films and there isn't one that I regret buying. So if your into Independent Movie's, Great Writing, or just plain fun movies that arn't really like anything else being made these days, check out Low Budget Pictures and Chris Seaver.

1/5 A REAL STINKER
  by DayDreamer (Houston,Tx)
This is one of those amateur efforts that make you wonder who in their right mind would put up the money to make such an unmitigated piece of crap.
The actors look like they were recruited off the street and they spent most of the time acting silly and making faces. You get a clue of what to expect during the opening credits when you see that the name of the production company is LOW BUDGET PICTURES.
The plot is loosely and ineptly copied from several movies where "Uncle Billy" is in danger of losing his ski resort to the obnoxious villain and it's up to Ski Wolf to save the day. Ski Wolf being Uncle Billy's nephew who was bitten by a wolf.
This is strictly an amateur production that I watched free online out of curiosity.(After seeing it consistently being listed on Amazon for $20.00)
It's definitely not worth $20.00 or even .20 cents
There is one brief scene in the middle of the movie where a girl appears topless. Check out HOT DOG - THE MOVIE, it's head & shoulders above Ski Wolf.