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 band of specialist hunters face a terrifying creature that stalks the residents of a quiet rural village, in this horror from director Louis Morneau. With his village beset by an ancient and deadly predator, Daniel (Guy Wilson) joins forces with a mysterious group of professional hunters (Ed Quinn, Steven Bauer, Adam Croasdell) to finally hunt down the creature. But as the bloodletting rises, and the villagers start to turn on themselves as their neighbours transform, the group soon realise they're up against a fiercely formidable foe, and one that is more dangerous than they had ever imagined. (Universal Pictures UK)
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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: Beast Among Us" is a film that doesn't really impress and mostly doesn't even offend. It's nothing groundbreaking, but when comparing it to the "Werewolf" from 2009, I don't see that much of a difference. Yes, a bigger budget allowed for better actors, but story-wise, it was pretty bad. I actually enjoyed this movie to some extent and as a kind critic, I'll give it almost an average rating.
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