After taking a bite out of crime (literally) in 2014's WolfCop, alcoholic lycanthrope Lou Garou returns for a second round of hairy misadventures in Another WolfCop, which is teased in a new trailer ahead of its December theatrical release from Parade Deck Films.

Keep your eyes peeled for bullets, liquor donuts, and Kevin Smith in the official trailer below (via EW), and stay tuned to Daily Dead for more updates on Another WolfCop, which is slated to come out in US theaters beginning December 1st and Canadian cinemas on December 8th. In case you missed it, read Heather Wixson's Fantasia interview with writer/director Lowell Dean.

"Synopsis: A month has passed since the eclipse transformed hard-drinking Officer Lou Garou into the crime fighting hellion WolfCop. Although the Shape Shifters controlling the town have been extinguished, Woodhaven is far from returning to normal. Lou’s liquor-fueled antics and full moon outbursts are seriously testing his relationship with Officer Tina Walsh – the new Chief of Police. An old friend has mysteriously reappeared with a truly bizarre secret to share, and a homicidal new villain has emerged from the shadows looking to finish what the Shape Shifters started. To defeat this lethal adversary, it will take more than a lone wolf packing a pistol. Prepare for the next chapter of “WolfCop” that will be more dirty and hairy than the original! Consider yourself warned.

Written and directed by Lowell Dean (WolfCop), produced by Bernie Hernando, Deborah Marks, and Hugh Patterson and distributed worldwide by Cineplex, Another WolfCop stars Leo Fafard, Amy Matysio, Jonathan Cherry, Yannick Bisson, and Serena Miller and was executively produced by Sean Buckley, J. Joly, Bill Marks, Brian Wideen, Michael Kennedy, and Michael Hirsch."

Source: EW
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