Synopsis
Escaping from poverty to become a witcher, Vesemir slays monsters for coin and glory, but when a new menace rises, he must face the demons of his past.
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Cast
- Theo JamesVesemir (voice)
- Mary McDonnellLady Zerbst (voice)
- Lara PulverTetra Gilcrest (voice)
- Graham McTavishDeglan (voice)
- Tom CantonFilavandrel (voice)
- David Errigo Jr.Young Vesemir / Young Remus (voice)
- Jennifer HaleIllyana / Noblewoman (voice)
- Kari WahlgrenKitsu / Boy (voice)
- Matthew Yang KingLuka / Skogar (voice)
- Darryl KuryloSven / Nobleman (voice)
Recommendations
- 80
Total Film
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf is better than Netflix’s live-action series. While it’s by no means perfect, it hints at a smart evolution of a franchise that’s learned the right lessons from Geralt’s debut. It’s scarier, slightly more focused, and feels like a living, breathing world – monsters and all. - 70
The Hollywood Reporter
While the film is unlikely to hold much appeal for Netflix subscribers who never cared about The Witcher to begin with, it’s a worthy side quest for anyone with a passing interest in seeing more of the Continent. - 67
The A.V. Club
It’s fun to see this world, with all of its inhuman monsters and monstrous humans, from a different point of view, even if it isn’t quite as refreshing or engaging as Geralt’s. - 67
The Playlist
Some of the drama is a bit wooden, but it’s an animated movie that brings real issues into a surreal world. Plus, it’s mainly an adventure. - 60
IGN
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf isn’t a bad film, but it fundamentally lacks an identity of its own.
