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Jason Momoa's 'Wolves' Howls Its Way Up Tubi's Free Streaming Chart

The 2014 werewolf film 'Wolves', starring Jason Momoa and Lucas Till, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity on the free streaming platform Tubi. Despite earning only a 16% score on Rotten Tomatoes upon its release, the movie proved to be a significant box office success and is now finding a new audience as a holiday-season guilty pleasure.

December 26, 2025

Jason Momoa's 'Wolves' Howls Its Way Up Tubi's Free Streaming Chart

Jason Momoa’s ‘Wolves’ Howls Its Way Up Tubi’s Free Streaming Chart

A decade after its theatrical debut, the 2014 supernatural thriller “Wolves” is clawing its way back into the spotlight. The film, featuring a pre-”Aquaman” Jason Momoa, has become a top performer on the free, ad-supported streaming service Tubi, demonstrating that critical reception doesn’t always dictate long-term viewer interest.

Originally directed by David Hayter—best known as the voice of Solid Snake in the Metal Gear Solid games—“Wolves” stars Lucas Till as Cayden Richards, a college student who discovers he is a werewolf. After a violent transformation, he embarks on a journey to uncover his origins. The cast also includes Merritt Patterson and Melanie Scrofano.

From Box Office Hit to Critical Flop

“Wolves” presented a stark contrast between financial success and critical opinion. Produced on an $18 million budget, the film was a commercial smash, grossing an impressive $491 million worldwide. However, its critical reception was far less favorable. The movie holds a 16% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, with reviews often describing it as unoriginal.

Critics like Dennis Harvey from Variety offered a tempered assessment, calling the film a “painless watch” but criticizing its “silly and inconsistent” storyline. Audience reactions were slightly more positive, yielding a 33% audience score on the platform, with some viewers calling it “highly underrated.”

A Second Life on Streaming

The film’s current popularity on Tubi underscores the concept of the “guilty pleasure” movie. Viewers are flocking to the 90-minute feature, which effectively blends classic werewolf tropes with a coming-of-age narrative. Its availability for free with ads during the holiday season has given this forgotten title a new platform for discovery.

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