Sisterhood of the Shewolf is an American independent horror film produced, written and directed by Kevin M. Glover. Released to the direct-to-video market in January of 2002, it was distributed by Immortal Pictures. The film takes place in the ficticious town of Los Lobos and centers on a city girl named Rhonda, who comes to the Lycan Institute in search of her missing girlfriend. Convinced that something awful has befallen her friend, she stops at nothing to learn the truth about the bizarre goings-on in this sleepy little town.
The tagline for this film is "Related by Blood, Bound by Lust".
The Lair of the Shewolf Original Motion Picture Soundtrack was released in 2003 and includes music scores by Terry Michael Huud. The soundtrack also includes tracks that were featured in The Back Lot Murders and The Mummy's Kiss.
Translated into English, Los Lobos literally means the wolves. Los Lobos is also the name of a Chicano rock band whose music has been featured in such films as La Bamba, Bull Durham, Desperado and Nacho Libre.
