igornovikov

First of all, I think we should all agree that the whole concept of werewolves in the big cities is not scary. Going from that assumption, overall this movie is very watchable. The casting, the scenery, the make-up -- they are all very well done. I can guarantee that this movie is going to make you jump a couple of times, so I guess I can classify it as suspenseful. Don't over-analyze the plot too much, it's obviously been written in about 5 minutes (including editing), but that's to be expected nowadays. The surprising part is that the dialog is not dry, overly technical, or pot-influenced. Maybe, this will be the only time you watch this movie. However, at least you will be entertained and get a feeling you got your money's worth.

I finished watching this movie about 30 minutes ago, and I am still in shock. I sincerely wish IMDb instituted negative ratings because this movie deserves at least -15. To be honest, I don't even know which part is the worst. The plot of the movie is thin even by sci-fi/horror movie standards. If you have already rented this movie, make the best of it and count how many times the plot goes from improbable to impossible and beyond. I know, I know, we are the generation that is used to Jason, Freddy, and Michael having more lives that William Shatner. But this movie is taking the tops. If it's not nominated for a Razzie award, I will be very disappointed.

And what about actors' abilities? The better question is: what abilities? Where were all of them found? Rejects of a beauty school in Arizona? They don't know how to act, how to move, how to present themselves as "believable". After watching this talentless bunch, you will crave for the return of Kevin Costner in Waterworld.

Short version is: if you love throwing your money away, then watch this pale attempt at horror. (By the way, true horror-loving fans: this movie is NOT scary.)