I'm just glad we have practical costumes for the werewolves which definitely reminds me of Dog Soldiers. Isn't it way better when the monsters are really there?
Agreed seeing this today and as soon as I listened to an interview with Frank Grillo that one of my favorite movie content creators Sean Chandler Talks About did and he was talking about not only how they were in real suits but, they also were not just 7 foot actors in suits but, they were 7 foot performance artists. As well as how Frank was talking about how he had a scene underneath a car whatever that is I’ll find out at 2:20pm today but, how he was hiding under a car with the main actress from the wolves and he was “scared as shit” as he put it that one of those werewolves was going to reach underneath the car and grab at him was so enticing as I want that type of tension in a monster movie and honestly you don’t get that a ton anymore due to a ton of them looking just like super advanced cartoons
I went to an advance screening of this with a friend because he loves werewolves. It’s not a good movie, but let me tell you, the people that are into this stuff, are INTO IT. The audience for this is small, but they are passionate.
Dude, I’m so glad I can across this comment. Feels good to know that not only am I not the only one, but that people recognize that we’re out there. The passionate folks
This is Chris Stuckmann's sweet spot, a love letter to the low-budget creature feature. He warns us (gently and sweetly) that we should expect B-grade entertainment that can be almost entirely forgiven due to budget restraints (Bravo, Chris, we love you for your kindness and understanding)
@@elevenseven-yq4vuI still remember watching that on scifi when I was younger. It is grotesque and gives you an uneasy feel. Later in life I really love Lovecraftian anything, which makes me appreciate it more.
Absolutely no CGI and that’s exactly what I needed 😊 I didn’t care that the acting was bad and story line was meh. This movie brought me back to the 1980’s and I enjoyed it.
I worked on Steven C Miller's first filim many years ago. It's fun to watch him keep going over the years. I really respect that he keeps going and persists in the industry. I think at some point he'll break through with something, and I will be here for it.
Maybe it's the conjoining of two uncanny valley vibes. A wolf that's not really a wolf and a human figure that's not quite human. Wolves aren't meant to be standing tall like humans and humans aren't meant to be looking like wolves. Smash the two together into one being and it sets off a primordial monkey brain survival adaptation of im in danger.
Since there's no advertising segment in this video, it's clearly a movie Chris wanted to talk about and not one he felt he had to because it would get the clicks. And I am thankful for that. Keep making these from time to time. And thanks for the heads-up, I don't think we'll get this movie in my country but I may want to watch it one day.
That version you mentioned is the next movie, depending on the box office profits of course. If it makes enough movie there will be a prequel for sure, with a bigger budget and better effects. Gotta start somewhere. I’m all for originally ideas.
I love Frank Grillo, but his usual creative team can almost never escape the straight-to-redbox vibe, even though some of the movies are pretty good. However, this is one that I'm excited about - the trailer seemed pretty fun.
Hilda: "Werewolf." Victor F: "Werewolf?" Īgor: "There!" Victor F: "What?" Īgor: "There wolf. There castle." Victor F: "Why are you talking like that?" Īgor: "I thought you wanted to talk like that?" Victor F: "No, I don't want to talk like that." Īgor: shrugs "Alright, I'm easy."
Frank Grillo against werewolves sounds like a good time too me! This movie reminds me of a book I read like 8 years ago about a bunch of small asteroids landing on earth all over the world. Well they weren't asteroids they were werewolves attacking earth from the moon. The book was actually kind of terrifying. It seems like like it would be corny but it was not. I wonder if that is what this movie is based on?
I more or less like the designs of the werewolves when I could see them. This film doesn’t have a darkness issue, it has a flickering lights issue. Which is worse imo, because it actively hurts your eyes
Thanks Chris, I occasionally get a hankering for good cheese. The restaurant scene you described, I prefer the family changing, just the family and maybe the person cleaning the dishes, get some kitchen action going.
I love werewolves so much that I actually sat down, binged as many werewolf movies as I could get a hold of, and ranked them. I want nothing more than to see this movie and hope and pray that we get the eventual version you talked about. Werewolves are awesome!
I always felt like I’m the only one who enjoyed “Bats”. Then again, I also enjoyed “Big Bad Wolf” with Richard Tyson. Great review and I’ll watch just about anything that has Frank Grillo in it. Does anyone enjoy “Cop Shop” with Grillo and Gerard Butler…underrated 😉😎
I think it’s refreshing to see a monster movie where people know what’s going on & try to fight back as opposed to a “day one” where everyone’s confused & running scared because they can’t wrap their head around what’s happening.
I miss Blockbuster! I realize that I can go on streaming services and find whatever I want, but I loved going down to Blockbuster and discover films (old and new) I'd never heard of. I liked asking for recommendations from the workers (Hi Josh, wherever you are now!) and having them recommend some smaller film from a couple of years before that I'd missed at the time.
I lost count of the times I’ve heard “we don’t see movies like this in theaters anymore” to describe a movie that is in theaters at the time. I think perception hasn’t caught on with the times. As a fan of werewolf stories, I was sold on this one from the start so I’ll keep my eyes peeled for it.
When I first heard about this MOVIE.. I was excited to see it ... And today... I AM STILL EXCITED TO SEE IT!!! IM GOING THIS WEEKEND!!!!!! I LOVE THESE TYPE OF MOVIES
I went to the movies last night, was gonna watch Y2K and when I get there I read in the poster that the new Snow White was starring...I canceled my ticket and bought one for Werewolves, Gotta say I had a very fun time, best time since I watched Tremors back in the 90s.
I hear ya, Chris. I too often enjoyed (and still do), D2V low budget, horror, and other genre flicks. This looks like it might be fun And I also agree: would love to see the prequel, where this world happened.
I just watched this movie and it was good. But I just have one problem: - If everyone turns into a werewolf for one night during the super moon, and they only attack people who haven't turned, then the solution is simple. Everyone just turn into werewolves and nobody gets hurt, maybe some animals get eaten, but thats it. 🐺
I'd definitely love to see the version of Werewolves in which we see it happening from the beginning. 1 billion humans, an eighth of the world's population turning into werewolves, unexpectedly? It would be impossibly chaotic. The body count would be massive. This version is most likely going to tell not show what happened during the first year.
Good movie, I was entertained. The werewolves reminded me of the xenomorphs the way they hung their heads down, looking for people while drooling saliva runs their mouths. For the budget they had they made the most of what they had and put it to use. Frank Grillo was AWESOME!!!!
I just went to watch this movie and it was a lot of fun. It definitely wasn't the best Werewolf movie I've ever seen (that would belong to films like American Werewolf in London, Dog Soldiers, etc.), but it didn't have to be. It was awesome just to see one of my favorite movie monsters on screen again in a practical manner and not some lame ass CGI. My favorite part had to be the metalhead/punk werewolf. HELL YEAH!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘💀💀💀💀
Steven C Miller! lol I know this name from a Ralphthemoviemaker video about Steven Segal. Apparently he works with Segal all the time. But I will say that from what I know about him, the werewolf’s looking cheap was NOT an “artistic decision”
I questioned myself about going to see this, and after this review I knew I should. It was a very fun movie to see in a theater. Better than half the stuff that costs 100s of millions.
DUDE. I had the exact same attitude when I was a youngster going to Blockbuster--and Waldenbooks. I _still_ love '80s/'90s paperback and VHS horror art, and as soon as I saw the poster for this film--which was before I'd even seen the trailer--I knew this was a brilliantly cheesy movie and that I would almost certainly love it.
I probably wont see this in theaters as my local theater isnt playing it and only theater near me that is, is only showing it for 1 week. But i cant wait for this to hit a streaming service. I love werewolf movies. I dont care if it is low budget. It looks fun.
Chris, have you reviewed the 1987 TV series ‘Werewolf’ starring John J York? It has been one of my favourites as I watched the reruns of that show in the 90’s as a kid. It used to give me sleepless nights. I think it has really aged well. I recently found it on YT and watched all the episodes. It had only 29 episodes but I really liked it. I think it’s still one of the best werewolf series. Maybe you can review it or already have that I don’t know about. I love werewolf movies and series. I want to watch this movie.
Thanks Chris for the head up on this movie, that all I ever wanted is a good B grade Werewolves movie, I didn't expect this movie to get a award or anything like that. Most of my best WW movies Is B, C or D grade movies while being low budget like Dog Soldiers, Howl, Bad Moon, Silver Bullet, Ginger Snaps etc..... I will add this movie to my WW collection.
Seeing the prequel is a great idea. The reviews I’ve seen are all full of positivity. So if somehow it maxes out the box office, that’ll create a budget for a worthy prequel… maybe the plan all along 🤔
I enjoyed this in the theater. There was only one showing per day for this where I am and this was at huge AMC spot in LA. The audience laughed at some parts not meant to be funny, but they did clap at two different parts. I love your prequal idea and even the premise of a supermoon doing this and people knowing was still an original idea.
Just wanted to say I never thought I would click on a grown man, a father, a director, a functioning human wearing a Cars Tshirt and genuinely listen to what he has to say. Just finding out about me, everyday.
Moon Scream....reminded me of an animated film called Vampires In Havana, about a serum that allowed vampires to walk in the sun, and this serum was called Vampisol. An amusing film...but anyway, had a fun time at the Werewolves screening I went to last night.
I thought it was a short, fun, 80’s 90’s throwback B-movie with some charming practical effects. It for sure leaned into itself and I appreciated that. The person who played Lucy’s acting was so bad but also fit perfectly with this movie. Check your brain at the door and enjoy
This is why I love your reviews 💪😎🍿 not every movie has to be a perfect masterpiece, sometimes a movie is just for simple joyful entertainment. 🤜🤛 I am excited to see this movie.
It was what it was. This was a good movie to watch to turn your brain off and chill. The one thing that drove me crazy though were all the lens flares.
Love me a “good” B movie horror, sure I watch big studio efforts too, but one of the reasons I keep my Amazon Prime subscription is to trawl its depths for those really cheap movies where often there will be a new twist on a worn out trope and due to being really creative with limited budgets they end up being interesting and watchable despite bad special effects, or bad acting or plot holes or whatever, there is usually a redeeming quality that keeps me watching. It almost seems like a seasonal and festive activity now at this time of year with the dark nights. I’ll definitely be watching this.
Dog soldiers is an awesome movie, just shows a low budget doesn't mean a bad movie.
I love Dog Soldiers! Kevin McKidd is so good in it.
One of the best Werewolves film
One of my favourite werewolf films of all time. Love Dog Soldiers.
There is no Spoon! 🐺
Dog soldiers is the gold standard of werewolf movies. I saw it when it came out as a kid and I showed it to everyone in school
I'm just glad we have practical costumes for the werewolves which definitely reminds me of Dog Soldiers. Isn't it way better when the monsters are really there?
Always. Even when they look bad, it’s better than computer generated ones.
Can't forget the underworld franchise
Agreed seeing this today and as soon as I listened to an interview with Frank Grillo that one of my favorite movie content creators Sean Chandler Talks About did and he was talking about not only how they were in real suits but, they also were not just 7 foot actors in suits but, they were 7 foot performance artists.
As well as how Frank was talking about how he had a scene underneath a car whatever that is I’ll find out at 2:20pm today but, how he was hiding under a car with the main actress from the wolves and he was “scared as shit” as he put it that one of those werewolves was going to reach underneath the car and grab at him was so enticing as I want that type of tension in a monster movie and honestly you don’t get that a ton anymore due to a ton of them looking just like super advanced cartoons
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 not always I made a werewolf film and its better with the cgi. I dont like to toot my own horn but "beep beep"
The werewolf from Bad Moon still creeps me out. TO THIS DAY
I went to an advance screening of this with a friend because he loves werewolves. It’s not a good movie, but let me tell you, the people that are into this stuff, are INTO IT. The audience for this is small, but they are passionate.
Dude, I’m so glad I can across this comment. Feels good to know that not only am I not the only one, but that people recognize that we’re out there. The passionate folks
Like me.... Werewolf fanatic here and proud of it, your friend sounds cool 😁
@@Godzillafan1980 My friend is the best ☺️ and definitely the biggest werewolf fan I’ve ever met. I’m sure you guys would get along.
Yeah, I'm a werewolf and monster movie fan, I've been looking for an opportunity to see this since I saw the trailer xD
Werewolf fan here too, I definitely want to check this out. Probably my favorite monster/creature of all time.
Frank Grillo has TWENTY-FOUR (24) movie credits from 2020 to present. That's insane.
and probably about only 3 are worth watching
Guy will do anything for a check
So, basically, he's the white 1990s Samuel L Jackson
The man is literally in everything 😂😂
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 except sam jackson was actually in a lot of good movies.
This is Chris Stuckmann's sweet spot, a love letter to the low-budget creature feature. He warns us (gently and sweetly) that we should expect B-grade entertainment that can be almost entirely forgiven due to budget restraints (Bravo, Chris, we love you for your kindness and understanding)
He promised for 10yrs to do bats
If you love low-budget creature movies, make sure to watch "Dagon" from 2001. Great stuff!
B grade entertainment you say? But Chris hasn't graded movies for at least two years now!
@@elevenseven-yq4vuI still remember watching that on scifi when I was younger. It is grotesque and gives you an uneasy feel. Later in life I really love Lovecraftian anything, which makes me appreciate it more.
This is shit
Werewolves coming back to film! This, Wolf Man, and Frenzy Moon. Glad to see a small renaissance of werewolf cinema
Wolfman 2025 is a Blumthouse production... So... Take that how you will.
@KaijuKits-yo9yp directed by Leigh Whannell who has given us Upgrade and The Invisible man - both of which are fantastic.
So, i have hopes!
@@TheLongestTake it is the Blumthouse attachment I worry about
@KaijuKits-yo9yp yeah I understand that, it isn't always a good look.
But the two movies I mentioned were also blumhouse lol
What's Frenzy Moon?
Absolutely no CGI and that’s exactly what I needed 😊 I didn’t care that the acting was bad and story line was meh. This movie brought me back to the 1980’s and I enjoyed it.
There’s a ton of CGI in this movie lol
You obviously haven’t seen the movie then if you think there’s “no cgi”
No CGI? Either you are blind, or you didnt watch the movie. There's a ton of CGI in it, and it's bad.
@@NiPeMiRecenziiFilme Agreed, this movie was fucking crap
"What are we? Werewolves, not swearwolves.....!!!!!!!"
Why are you wearing skinny jeans!? I told you, loose tracksuit pants, your Gunna ruin them when you transform!
What?! 😅
@@YOUFREAKINNERD Watch what we do in the shadows movie. Its hilarious. If you like flight of the concords or Taika Waiti's humor, you will like it.
One of my FAVORITE lines in movies, ever. Thank you!!
"Why did you get a combination lock?!! It's probably 4 zeros!!" 😂
I worked on Steven C Miller's first filim many years ago. It's fun to watch him keep going over the years. I really respect that he keeps going and persists in the industry. I think at some point he'll break through with something, and I will be here for it.
Jajajajsjajajjajsjajaa
I love ANYTHING werewolf related
Sadly we don't get much
@Mojo9900 which sucks
@@Dante-fb9ej 😭
You’re a furry
American Werewolf In London is one of my fav movies ever ❤
Werewolves are probably the only Creatures in movies that put fear in me lol their appearance terrifies me idky
same here, it's something primal that always triggers my fight or flight, regardless of how seriously they're presented
Maybe it's the conjoining of two uncanny valley vibes. A wolf that's not really a wolf and a human figure that's not quite human. Wolves aren't meant to be standing tall like humans and humans aren't meant to be looking like wolves. Smash the two together into one being and it sets off a primordial monkey brain survival adaptation of im in danger.
Same, been terrified of werewolves since I was about 8.
I am a werewolf so be afraid. Be very afraid. Jk lol😂
Same!!!!
Since there's no advertising segment in this video, it's clearly a movie Chris wanted to talk about and not one he felt he had to because it would get the clicks. And I am thankful for that. Keep making these from time to time. And thanks for the heads-up, I don't think we'll get this movie in my country but I may want to watch it one day.
That version you mentioned is the next movie, depending on the box office profits of course. If it makes enough movie there will be a prequel for sure, with a bigger budget and better effects. Gotta start somewhere. I’m all for originally ideas.
Just like Terrifier it has room to grow become something bigger and better than it is now think of this the same way as all Hollows Eve in 2013 👍
I love Frank Grillo, but his usual creative team can almost never escape the straight-to-redbox vibe, even though some of the movies are pretty good. However, this is one that I'm excited about - the trailer seemed pretty fun.
He really got shitcanned by getting killed in the mcu. Feel like that could’ve elevated his career more if they kept him around.
werewolves? ....there wolves. - Marty Feldman
👏👏👏
✌️✌️
Hilda: "Werewolf."
Victor F: "Werewolf?"
Īgor: "There!"
Victor F: "What?"
Īgor: "There wolf. There castle."
Victor F: "Why are you talking like that?"
Īgor: "I thought you wanted to talk like that?"
Victor F: "No, I don't want to talk like that."
Īgor: shrugs "Alright, I'm easy."
Damn your eyes!
Too late
It's how I felt about Eight Legged Freaks. ALL my friends hated me for taking them to see it. I loved it. B movies have a charm that's undeniable.
So thrilled Steven C. Miller got to make this. Very excited to see it
Update: Just watched it. Absolute B Film that I had a hell of a time with.
Straight to dvd director
Frank Grillo as a scientist? I've already lost all suspension of disbelief.
He's an ex soldier/ scientist in this, lol.
@rashb3994 Ex-soldier I believe.
Frank Grillo against werewolves sounds like a good time too me! This movie reminds me of a book I read like 8 years ago about a bunch of small asteroids landing on earth all over the world. Well they weren't asteroids they were werewolves attacking earth from the moon. The book was actually kind of terrifying. It seems like like it would be corny but it was not. I wonder if that is what this movie is based on?
You talking about Attack the Block? Set in the UK. That movie?
I more or less like the designs of the werewolves when I could see them. This film doesn’t have a darkness issue, it has a flickering lights issue. Which is worse imo, because it actively hurts your eyes
The werewolf looks like a dark version of TOKA from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret of the Ooze.
Tokka was the turtle, you're thinking of Rahzar 😉
Reminds me of Five Nights at Freddies
If this movie makes enough money, maybe they can budget and green light the more expensive prequel
It's not making any money. Barely over a million in its first weekend. It's cooked.
If this is a relative success, maybe we can get that Werewolves Day 1 prequel like they did with A Quiet Place after it exceeded expectations.
I had a really vivid dream about that.
A good, honest review!
No embellishments. No hate. Just telling the TRUTH!
Thank you Sir...
🌕🐺
I’m down for any werewolf content.
Late phases was pretty good for a low budget movie and the cursed as well if you haven't seen them.
Sure was and he was blind. Id say for sure that and dog soldiers were top tier b grade movies@jackburton1455
I love cheesey, practical, low budget b-movies. Definitely gonna check it out.
Anything were Frank Grillo takes off his shirt is worth watching 🙂
Thanks Chris, I occasionally get a hankering for good cheese. The restaurant scene you described, I prefer the family changing, just the family and maybe the person cleaning the dishes, get some kitchen action going.
But why wouldn't the family change too 🤔
I adore films like Con Air, Evil Dead, etc
Sometimes you just need an entertaining/goofy movie.
Ah Con Air...another low budget horror movie 😁
I love werewolves so much that I actually sat down, binged as many werewolf movies as I could get a hold of, and ranked them. I want nothing more than to see this movie and hope and pray that we get the eventual version you talked about. Werewolves are awesome!
Frank Grillo as a scientist is like Denise Richards beings a nuclear physicist.
Silver Bullet was one of my favorite werewolf movie....I got to see this one for sure
I will support this movie.
I always felt like I’m the only one who enjoyed “Bats”. Then again, I also enjoyed “Big Bad Wolf” with Richard Tyson. Great review and I’ll watch just about anything that has Frank Grillo in it. Does anyone enjoy “Cop Shop” with Grillo and Gerard Butler…underrated 😉😎
I think it’s refreshing to see a monster movie where people know what’s going on & try to fight back as opposed to a “day one” where everyone’s confused & running scared because they can’t wrap their head around what’s happening.
Frank Grillo is like 60, and is kinda underrated in my opinion.
Dino De Laurentiis movies were similar in quality for those of us who grew up in the 80s. They were fun!
I love his ‘King Kong.’
Orca!
I miss Blockbuster! I realize that I can go on streaming services and find whatever I want, but I loved going down to Blockbuster and discover films (old and new) I'd never heard of. I liked asking for recommendations from the workers (Hi Josh, wherever you are now!) and having them recommend some smaller film from a couple of years before that I'd missed at the time.
I lost count of the times I’ve heard “we don’t see movies like this in theaters anymore” to describe a movie that is in theaters at the time. I think perception hasn’t caught on with the times.
As a fan of werewolf stories, I was sold on this one from the start so I’ll keep my eyes peeled for it.
I think I'll do a Nosferatu / Werewolves double feature on Christmas! Talk about opposites in every way!
When I first heard about this MOVIE.. I was excited to see it ... And today... I AM STILL EXCITED TO SEE IT!!! IM GOING THIS WEEKEND!!!!!! I LOVE THESE TYPE OF MOVIES
Frank Grillo has a talent for being in fun concept Grindhouse type movies so I’m kinda hyped for this one.
I went to the movies last night, was gonna watch Y2K and when I get there I read in the poster that the new Snow White was starring...I canceled my ticket and bought one for Werewolves, Gotta say I had a very fun time, best time since I watched Tremors back in the 90s.
a prequel film would fr be sick, feel it'll be the 3rd installment they'd get the budget to show such chaos
I loved this movie, we just watched and we had fun
Thanks for sharing with us all kinds of movies and not only „blockbusters“. It‘s refreshing 😊
In the thumbnail the werewolf looks like Tanka from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 Secret of the ozze
Chris can you please review Juror #2?
I hear ya, Chris. I too often enjoyed (and still do), D2V low budget, horror, and other genre flicks. This looks like it might be fun
And I also agree: would love to see the prequel, where this world happened.
Grillo + Werewolves, I am so in! Might have to sauce up a bit, but this is gonna be fun.
I just watched this movie and it was good. But I just have one problem:
- If everyone turns into a werewolf for one night during the super moon, and they only attack people who haven't turned, then the solution is simple. Everyone just turn into werewolves and nobody gets hurt, maybe some animals get eaten, but thats it. 🐺
I'd definitely love to see the version of Werewolves in which we see it happening from the beginning. 1 billion humans, an eighth of the world's population turning into werewolves, unexpectedly? It would be impossibly chaotic. The body count would be massive. This version is most likely going to tell not show what happened during the first year.
I'm getting The Howling vibes 1981! Dee Wallace rocks!
Good movie, I was entertained. The werewolves reminded me of the xenomorphs the way they hung their heads down, looking for people while drooling saliva runs their mouths. For the budget they had they made the most of what they had and put it to use. Frank Grillo was AWESOME!!!!
I just went to watch this movie and it was a lot of fun. It definitely wasn't the best Werewolf movie I've ever seen (that would belong to films like American Werewolf in London, Dog Soldiers, etc.), but it didn't have to be. It was awesome just to see one of my favorite movie monsters on screen again in a practical manner and not some lame ass CGI. My favorite part had to be the metalhead/punk werewolf. HELL YEAH!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘💀💀💀💀
I saw the trailer a while back and it looked good. I didn't expect it to come out during the Christmas season! 😆
The Howling & An American Werewolf in London (both from 1981), are still unmatched.
always will be I reckon
Given that Hollywood seems to be focusing on reviving older Hollywood Monsters, I'm hoping for a new Frankenstein movie.
Boy do I have some news for you
Guillermo del Toro is making a Frankenstein movie that’s coming out in 2025
I actually hope they make a prequel to this with the idea you suggested. I'd pay to see that.
WEREWOLVES , THEYRE WEREWOLVES 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Steven C Miller! lol I know this name from a Ralphthemoviemaker video about Steven Segal. Apparently he works with Segal all the time. But I will say that from what I know about him, the werewolf’s looking cheap was NOT an “artistic decision”
Anyone know where I can find Shelby Oaks?
Monster movie fans are pretty forgiving with these kinds of movies and their favourites tend to be the lower budget titles, I know mine are.
Cant wait to check this one out! Love action & werewolves any day!
i love how you always have something nice to say about a film, no matter how bad it might be 🙌🏾 really great outlook
You should review the Underworld series!!! 🐺🧛♀️
I saw this on Thursday and Loved it!!!!!❤❤❤
I questioned myself about going to see this, and after this review I knew I should. It was a very fun movie to see in a theater. Better than half the stuff that costs 100s of millions.
No, its not. Chris praises any crap.
DUDE. I had the exact same attitude when I was a youngster going to Blockbuster--and Waldenbooks. I _still_ love '80s/'90s paperback and VHS horror art, and as soon as I saw the poster for this film--which was before I'd even seen the trailer--I knew this was a brilliantly cheesy movie and that I would almost certainly love it.
I probably wont see this in theaters as my local theater isnt playing it and only theater near me that is, is only showing it for 1 week. But i cant wait for this to hit a streaming service. I love werewolf movies. I dont care if it is low budget. It looks fun.
Chris, have you reviewed the 1987 TV series ‘Werewolf’ starring John J York? It has been one of my favourites as I watched the reruns of that show in the 90’s as a kid. It used to give me sleepless nights. I think it has really aged well. I recently found it on YT and watched all the episodes. It had only 29 episodes but I really liked it. I think it’s still one of the best werewolf series. Maybe you can review it or already have that I don’t know about. I love werewolf movies and series. I want to watch this movie.
I love werewolves movies. No matter how bad. If there's a woman I'm watching and I'll be watching tonight.
Y’all let me know when he started the review.
Oh my god I would never have thought someone would bring up the movie Bats. Had a special place in my heart when I was a kid
In the pale pale light, the pale pale light of the moon glow. I’ve got a hunger that’s in motion, a hunger that I can’t control…..
Thanks Chris for the head up on this movie, that all I ever wanted is a good B grade Werewolves movie, I didn't expect this movie to get a award or anything like that. Most of my best WW movies Is B, C or D grade movies while being low budget like Dog Soldiers, Howl, Bad Moon, Silver Bullet, Ginger Snaps etc..... I will add this movie to my WW collection.
Seeing the prequel is a great idea. The reviews I’ve seen are all full of positivity. So if somehow it maxes out the box office, that’ll create a budget for a worthy prequel… maybe the plan all along 🤔
These B movies are always the most rewatchable!
As a kid growing up in the 80’s, B movie horror and sci-fi was the greatest thing in the world those days
I enjoyed this in the theater. There was only one showing per day for this where I am and this was at huge AMC spot in LA. The audience laughed at some parts not meant to be funny, but they did clap at two different parts. I love your prequal idea and even the premise of a supermoon doing this and people knowing was still an original idea.
I was so excited seeing this review, knowing that you try to only review movies you enjoy now.
With lots of werewolf movies around through the years its hard to find a good one
Please let us never forgot this is the man who told us the new twisters movie was amazing
He is no longer one of us
I think at some point if this gets good reviews. They'll make a prequel of this. Werewolves:First Howl
Im sorry but the state of them warewolves 😂😂😂 i was laughing the whole time watching
1:22 love python.
I have it on dvd and used to watch it with my dad as a kid! The scene when the snake wacks the persons head clean off gets me every time 😂
Just wanted to say I never thought I would click on a grown man, a father, a director, a functioning human wearing a Cars Tshirt and genuinely listen to what he has to say. Just finding out about me, everyday.
My mom is so pumped to see this movie lmao she absolutely loves werewolves
This is EXACTLY what I thought while I was sitting IN THE THEATER! It's fun. Cheesy. Gorey. Action. Your goddamn tv ain't gonna sell it well enough.
Moon Scream....reminded me of an animated film called Vampires In Havana, about a serum that allowed vampires to walk in the sun, and this serum was called Vampisol.
An amusing film...but anyway, had a fun time at the Werewolves screening I went to last night.
I thought it was a short, fun, 80’s 90’s throwback B-movie with some charming practical effects. It for sure leaned into itself and I appreciated that. The person who played Lucy’s acting was so bad but also fit perfectly with this movie. Check your brain at the door and enjoy
When I saw the trailer awhile back my highest hopes went to exactly what you've described this as being.
Chris trashing a movie and still being respectful is just so awesome to watch 😂
I can't wait to see it. I planned to see it in theaters this weekend until I saw that it was only playing in theaters an hour away 😔
I love the specific horror sub genre. Like you, I grew up on movies like this. ❤ My favorites were from Full Moon studios.
This is why I love your reviews 💪😎🍿 not every movie has to be a perfect masterpiece, sometimes a movie is just for simple joyful entertainment. 🤜🤛 I am excited to see this movie.
It was what it was. This was a good movie to watch to turn your brain off and chill. The one thing that drove me crazy though were all the lens flares.
An American werewolf in London is still the greatest werewolf film ever, and probably always will be.
Love me a “good” B movie horror, sure I watch big studio efforts too, but one of the reasons I keep my Amazon Prime subscription is to trawl its depths for those really cheap movies where often there will be a new twist on a worn out trope and due to being really creative with limited budgets they end up being interesting and watchable despite bad special effects, or bad acting or plot holes or whatever, there is usually a redeeming quality that keeps me watching. It almost seems like a seasonal and festive activity now at this time of year with the dark nights. I’ll definitely be watching this.
And don't forget Chris that Lou Diamond Phillips also starred in The Fantastic fun horror film Noir the first power.