An ambitious film praised for its transcendent Montana locations and Philip Roy's cinematography, as the ensemble cast and layered storylines create a richly textured frontier world.

DC News Now's Living Local DMV segment features Cassandra Scerbo discussing her role as Jo Beckett — a significant departure from her previous work — and why she describes The Wolf and the Lamb as "a love story disguised as a horror."

The Fan Carpet sits down with stars Cassandra Scerbo, Adrianne Palicki, Zach McGowan, and James Landry Hébert to discuss the film's unique blend of western and horror — and why, as Scerbo puts it, The Wolf and the Lamb is "a love story disguised as a horror film."

Film Threat scores The Wolf and the Lamb 8.5/10 with a "Fresh" Rotten Tomatoes rating, calling it "a superior western horror" and praising director Michael Schilf for crafting "a sagebrush universe that you could walk inside and live in."

Horror Movies Uncut praises The Wolf and the Lamb for its commitment to character-driven storytelling, effective atmosphere, and its ambition to tell a horror story within a historical framework — "something that stands out" for viewers who enjoy Western horror.

The cast — Cassandra Scerbo, Adrianne Palicki, Zach McGowan, and James Landry Hébert — discuss the intensity of this chilling journey and their experiences bringing director Michael Schilf's bold vision to life.

Equal parts Bone Tomahawk and creepy folklore — director Michael Schilf assembles horror royalty and western veterans including Cassandra Scerbo, Adrianne Palicki, Angus Macfadyen, Q'orianka Kilcher, and Clint Howard in this supernatural folk horror Western.

Moviefone is proud to present this exclusive scene from director Michael Schilf's The Wolf and the Lamb, which stars Adrianne Palicki, and opens in theaters and digitally on April 24, 2026.

Featured in Polygon's weekly streaming roundup among the most notable new releases, The Wolf and the Lamb is highlighted as the go-to pick for something spooky — a folk horror Western where a missing boy returns home touched by evil.

Stars Cassandra Scerbo and Adrianne Palicki open up about the emotional depth behind The Wolf and the Lamb — exploring maternal love, sacrifice, and the lengths one woman will go to reclaim what's been taken from her.

A "Fresh" Rotten Tomatoes review praising The Wolf and the Lamb for its agreeably unconventional approach — blending supernatural horror, western grit, and fully realized characters into a configuration that feels "pleasingly new and unpredictable."

A frontier nightmare wrapped in grief, faith, and fear — The Wolf and the Lamb mixes supernatural dread with intimate family tragedy, choosing mood and moral tension over loud shocks. It leaves viewers divided, unsettled, and talking long after the credits.

"The Wolf and the Lamb" is now playing in select theaters and is available on demand. Broadcast interview aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News.

With a conclusion as brutal as it is macabre, The Wolf and the Lamb delivers a thought provoking good time. It's Once Upon a Time in the West meets Until Dawn in this cerebral descent into chaos that delivers a nuanced balance between the contentious world of man and the feral domain of something far more wicked.

Despite being "basically retired," makeup artist Ve Neill knew she had to be onboard when her filmmaker friends told her they were making a vampire Western. She loves vampires. She loves Westerns. This was her movie.

This exclusive clip highlights the film's grounded tone and its combination of Western setting with horror elements, offering an early look at the tension driving Jo's search.

"Something is amiss..." Samuel Goldwyn Films has revealed an official trailer for an indie western mystery horror film titled The Wolf and the Lamb — set for release in theaters and on VOD later this month.

Written and directed by Michael Schilf, the film is set in the 1870s and follows a school teacher on a desperate search when her son becomes the latest child to go missing in a rugged Montana mining town.

A creeping sense of paranoia and folklore-driven dread takes center stage as Samuel Goldwyn Films unveils the new trailer for The Wolf and the Lamb, arriving in theaters and on digital April 24, 2026.

The Fan Carpet are excited to share the trailer for Michael Schilf's Horror Western THE WOLF AND THE LAMB, courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Films, ahead of its release on April 24.

Feature directorial debut of Michael Schilf, who previously co-wrote the 2024 sports documentary Tracing the Divide.

Set in the 1870s, the folk-horror vampire film will be released in select theaters and on Digital April 24 via Samuel Goldwyn Films.