Watch: Badass Stunt-Filled Wolverine Fan-Film Titled ‘Logan the Wolf’

Watch: Badass Stunt-Filled Wolverine Fan-Film Titled ‘Logan the Wolf’

by Alex Billington
May 21, 2024
Source: YouTube

“Leave now! And tell your kind about me… Tell your kind a new God will soon rule!” Oh damn!! Holy hell this is awesome. A badass fan-film has debuted online called Logan the Wolf, made by a French stuntman / filmmaker / fight choreographer named Godefroy Ryckewaert. He’s most recently worked as a fighter choreographer on The Witcher series, and also the upcoming The Crow remake. Set in a desolate, post-apocalyptic world, the 12-minute short film follows Logan as he navigates a hostile environment, facing both old and new enemies. The narrative focuses on Logan’s struggle with the burden of his past. This looks like it’s inspired by the underrated French action film Brotherhood of the Wolf. It reinvents Wolverine as if he were a fighter in a time with Vikings and fur-clad warriors. It’s extremely violent & uber brutal, and is pretty much one giant 10 minute action sequence with kick ass stunt work from Ryckewaert’s team. This fan film stars Maxime Ecoiffier as Logan. There’s one another Marvel character who shows up in here, too. Enjoy.

Thanks to Twitter for the tip on this debuting online. Brief intro from Ryckewaert via YouTube: “Proud to finally release our Wolverine fan film Logan the Wolf. Hope you enjoy it!” This fan film creation is produced and directed by a French action filmmaker named Godefroy Ryckewaert – you can view more of his work on YouTube or follow him on IG @godefroy_ryckewaert. He’s coming “from a martial art background, I am a director, editor, stuntman and fight choreographer.” He also has multiple credits for stunt work and fight work in films including Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, The 355, and The Witcher series (and its spin-off The Witcher: Blood Origin). The script is written by Godefroy Ryckewaert and Maxime Ecoiffier; based on the characters created by Roy Thomas. Featuring cinematography by Teddy Masson, and visual effects by Laurent Buson. And fight choreography from Warlegends (on IG). Obviously this is a fan film and the character rights are owned by Marvel. To watch more shorts, click here. How was that? Your thoughts?

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