Werewolves (2024)

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Title: Werewolves (2024)

Genre: Action, Horror, Thriller

Director: Steven C. Miller

Cast: Frank Grillo, Katrina Law, Ilfenesh Hadera, Sam Daly, James Kyson, Lou Diamond Phillips, Johnathon Schaech, Daniel Fernandez, Kamdynn Gary

Release: 2024-12-05

Runtime: 94

Plot: Two scientists try to stop a mutation that turns people into werewolves after being touched by a super-moon the year before. It does not work and those exposed to the moonlight turn into savage werewolves causing mayhem with the armed vigilantes in the streets and laying siege to one of the scientists family home.

 

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As a huge werewolf fan I'm super excited about this.
 
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Mahes

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I like the stuff Frank Grillo has been in recently. This has promise.
 
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Wife and I love werewolf movies, and have probably seen damn near every one on Prime, Tubi, etc., regardless of how bad they are. Let me save you some money - this is NOT worth paying for. Honestly it might as well be called The Purge 2.5, or whatever, since it feels 95% the same (and has Grillo), just without the fun. Special effects were fine, even if the werewolves looked a touch goofy.

I don't really consider these spoilers, but click at your own risk.

There is no science to this shit whatsoever, anywhere, even a tiny little bit, and (as you find out in the first 5 minutes) they are trialing some Moonscreen to prevent changes. No, I'm not kidding. There are no surprises waiting in store, no epic twist to look forward to. No jumpscares. The ending piece of drama is telegraphed in the first few minutes, so like I said, no twists or surprises. Like the Purge movies, I hated how there are dozens of BETTER ways to prepare for an event like this that you know is coming, and we saw none of them.

The frustrating part is, the idea behind this movie is pretty novel, and there were sooooo many cool directions they could have gone with it. And they went in zero of those directions. Honestly, I'd've much preferred to have seen what happened during the year prior when werewolves first manifested. The world has obviously not recovered from that event, and yet you get essentially zero of that lore, other than some offhand comment about "the thousands of first responders who gave up their lives to protect the city a year ago". Oh, and early in the movie some comment about how the coming night will be really bad because "you see what's happening in Japan and Australia right now". That's it.

Just a big disappointment.
 
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Wife and I love werewolf movies, and have probably seen damn near every one on Prime, Tubi, etc., regardless of how bad they are. Let me save you some money - this is NOT worth paying for. Honestly it might as well be called The Purge 2.5, or whatever, since it feels 95% the same (and has Grillo), just without the fun. Special effects were fine, even if the werewolves looked a touch goofy.

I don't really consider these spoilers, but click at your own risk.

There is no science to this shit whatsoever, anywhere, even a tiny little bit, and (as you find out in the first 5 minutes) they are trialing some Moonscreen to prevent changes. No, I'm not kidding. There are no surprises waiting in store, no epic twist to look forward to. No jumpscares. The ending piece of drama is telegraphed in the first few minutes, so like I said, no twists or surprises. Like the Purge movies, I hated how there are dozens of BETTER ways to prepare for an event like this that you know is coming, and we saw none of them.

The frustrating part is, the idea behind this movie is pretty novel, and there were sooooo many cool directions they could have gone with it. And they went in zero of those directions. Honestly, I'd've much preferred to have seen what happened during the year prior when werewolves first manifested. The world has obviously not recovered from that event, and yet you get essentially zero of that lore, other than some offhand comment about "the thousands of first responders who gave up their lives to protect the city a year ago". Oh, and early in the movie some comment about how the coming night will be really bad because "you see what's happening in Japan and Australia right now". That's it.

Just a big disappointment.
Yah ill second that, also a werewolf fan, but most of the movies are little more than cheap loser fare. Only a few good ones and some mediocre ones and lots of trash. Kinda like most slasher films, mostly dumb plots with little to no thought in them.
 

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Wife and I love werewolf movies, and have probably seen damn near every one on Prime, Tubi, etc., regardless of how bad they are. Let me save you some money - this is NOT worth paying for. Honestly it might as well be called The Purge 2.5, or whatever, since it feels 95% the same (and has Grillo), just without the fun. Special effects were fine, even if the werewolves looked a touch goofy.

I don't really consider these spoilers, but click at your own risk.

There is no science to this shit whatsoever, anywhere, even a tiny little bit, and (as you find out in the first 5 minutes) they are trialing some Moonscreen to prevent changes. No, I'm not kidding. There are no surprises waiting in store, no epic twist to look forward to. No jumpscares. The ending piece of drama is telegraphed in the first few minutes, so like I said, no twists or surprises. Like the Purge movies, I hated how there are dozens of BETTER ways to prepare for an event like this that you know is coming, and we saw none of them.

The frustrating part is, the idea behind this movie is pretty novel, and there were sooooo many cool directions they could have gone with it. And they went in zero of those directions. Honestly, I'd've much preferred to have seen what happened during the year prior when werewolves first manifested. The world has obviously not recovered from that event, and yet you get essentially zero of that lore, other than some offhand comment about "the thousands of first responders who gave up their lives to protect the city a year ago". Oh, and early in the movie some comment about how the coming night will be really bad because "you see what's happening in Japan and Australia right now". That's it.

Just a big disappointment.
You should check out Late Phases if you haven't, it's got Nick Demaci who did Stake Land, which was another good vampire movie. Both are low budget, but you can really tell they're trying to put their best effort in, and both are great movies if you don't mind the lower production values.

I just mentioned it because it was the last werewolf movie that I had watched, and I really enjoyed it.
 
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Why the fuck can’t they just do a straight (don’t fuck with it!!) adaption of Wolf’s Hour and call it a night?? Fuck, now I want to go read it again.
 
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