Directed by:
David HayterScreenplay:
David HayterCinematography:
Gavin SmithComposer:
Alex KhaskinCast:
Lucas Till, Stephen McHattie, John Pyper-Ferguson, Merritt Patterson, Jason Momoa, Miriam McDonald, Kaitlyn Leeb, Adam Butcher, Matthew Currie Holmes (more)Plots(1)
Cayden Richards, 18, has it all: Captain of the high school football team, straight-A student, gorgeous girlfriend. But one dark, strange night Cayden awakes to find his parents brutally murdered and his body drastically changing. He is horrified to realise that he is turning into an animal; a wild, savage wolf. Panicked, Cayden flees, determined to find out what is happening to him. His quest for truth leads him to a strange, isolated town. From the outset everyone seems normal but before long he discovers two clans of wolves are on the brink of war. When Cayden falls for Angelina, the beautiful, young mate promised to the head of the clan, a battle to the death is inevitable. As his past begins to unravel, Cayden's place in the world becomes clearer. Does Cayden alone hold the power to put an end to the savage violence building up around and within him? (Altitude Film Distribution)
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Wolves might even be better than the whole of The Twilight Saga. I mean Lucas Till is a hell of a faggot, but Jason Momoa as his adversary more than makes up for it with his demonic performance. It’s also nice that David Hayter even wrote the script and didn’t simply base it on a book, which is quite fresh when it comes to American fantasy.
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The film is about a drama that is quite accessible and bearable. It's not really a horror film, that wasn't the main focus. As for the individual characters, quite interesting actors were chosen, including Lucas Till, Stephen McHattie, and Jason Momoa. Although these characters aren't written that well, they are definitely tolerable and the film can be survived with them.
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