Lowell Dean

Lowell Dean, a talented Canadian filmmaker born on January seventeenth, nineteen seventy-nine, has made a significant mark in the world of cinema. With a diverse portfolio, he has directed six feature films, showcasing his versatility across genres. His notable works include the zombie thriller 13 Eerie (2013), the horror comedy WolfCop (2014), and its sequel Another WolfCop (2017). Additionally, he ventured into post-apocalyptic narratives with SuperGrid (2018) and the love story Die Alone (2024), along with the wrestling-horror film Dark Match (2024).

Dean's journey as a filmmaker began with WolfCop, which he both wrote and directed, marking its release in June two thousand fourteen in Canadian Cineplex theatres. His creative prowess was further highlighted in an interview with Bloody Disgusting in March two thousand fifteen, where he revealed plans for a sequel to WolfCop, featuring Leo Fafard reprising his lead role. The sequel, Another WolfCop, followed shortly after, solidifying Dean's reputation in the horror-comedy genre.

In addition to his feature films, Lowell Dean has directed various television projects, including the children's series Hi Opie!, produced by The Jim Henson Company, and the Canadian reality series Dust Up, produced by Paperny Entertainment. His work in television showcases his ability to engage diverse audiences, further establishing his presence in the entertainment industry.

Dean's film Die Alone had its international festival debut at the prestigious Sitges Film Festival, where it won the Midnight X-treme audience choice award, a testament to his storytelling skills and ability to connect with viewers. With a growing body of work, Lowell Dean continues to be a prominent figure in Canadian cinema, pushing the boundaries of genre filmmaking.