Directed by:
Louis MorneauCinematography:
Philip RobertsonComposer:
Michael WandmacherCast:
Steven Bauer, Nia Peeples, Stephen Rea, Ed Quinn, Rachel DiPillo, Ana Ularu, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell, Dan Badarau, Constantin Puscasu, Radu Iacoban (more)VOD (1)
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A young man joins forces with a team of fearless werewolf hunters to defend a 19th Century European village from a beast that hunts by the light of the full moon in this tale of nocturnal terror starring Stephen Rea and Guy Wilson. Daniel (Wilson is determined to protect his family from the terrible creature that stalks the shadows of the forest surrounding his village. But as Daniel hunts the beast alongside a team of men who refuse to live in fear, each night brings a new horror, and the victims of the lycanthrope become the very monster that they once feared most. Now, Daniel must identify the source of the scourge, and put an end to the nightmare once and for all. (official distributor synopsis)
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Dumber in the script, duller in the visuals, a slightly retarded cousin of the more famous The Wolfman, but it offers a few decent scares, lots of dismembered bodies and a bizarre denouement. Within its genre, it's a below-average piece of work that you probably won't remember tomorrow. P.S. I don't think I've ever seen an invalid horse in a movie before.
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Werewolf: The Beast Among Us is a film that doesn't impress and most of the time probably doesn't offend. It's nothing groundbreaking, but if I compare it to the 2009 Werewolf, I don't see that much of a difference. Yes, the bigger budget allowed for better actors, but story-wise it was very bad. I quite enjoyed this film within its limits, and as a fair critic, I'll give it almost an average rating.
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