Werewolves
audience Reviews
, 44% Audience Score- Rating: 1 out of 5 starsWerewolves (2024) attempts to reimagine the classic horror trope of lycanthropy with a modern twist, but unfortunately, it falls flat in execution. The film struggles to establish a coherent plot, meandering between clichéd jump scares and predictable character arcs. The script lacks depth, relying too heavily on tired horror tropes and failing to explore any meaningful themes or character development. The dialogue feels forced and unrealistic, failing to engage viewers beyond surface-level scares. Visually, the film is underwhelming, with special effects that often look amateurish or overdone. The pacing is uneven, alternating between sluggish exposition and frenetic action sequences that fail to build genuine suspense. Overall, Werewolves (2024) fails to deliver as a compelling horror film, offering little innovation or substance to distinguish itself in a genre already saturated with superior offerings.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 starsEh It Was Okay . Wolfman Was Way Better
- Rating: 4.5 out of 5 starsMovie is a lot of fun even with obvious limited budget it was well done. Some parts drag again overall I liked it and would recommend
- Rating: 2.5 out of 5 starsLow-budget action staple Frank Grillo , who I mostly recall from a couple of The Purge movies and Copshop, stars in the horror/sci-fi/action film- just imagine the original Purge with lycanthropes instead of criminals. Some of the visual effects are well done but others are cheesy, and the surround sound mix is very good. Lou Diamond Phillips is under utilized as the head scientist and the sister-in-law character and her daughter (who emotes a piercing scream when required) give the best performances.
- Rating: 1 out of 5 starsThe previous year during a supermoon billions of people transform into Werewolves and they are not sure why this mutation is now happening, but they know one thing for sure exposure to the moon during this event will lead to the change. A year later apparently people either forgot that simply staying indoors for one night would prevent the change or they just dont care and can live with potentially eating their family, friends, neighbors or fellow human beings. I completely understand that there will be the odd person that wants to change and therefore will expose themselves on purpose, but i'd like to think the vast majority would prefer not to not just for the above mentioned reasons but also for the toll the transformation takes on a person both mentally and physically yet... there would be no movie so of course everyone is out and about and transforming. CGI is poor for the Werewolves, choices made throughout are face palm material, one girl is alone in her poorly protected house alone making popcorn during the event when her neighbors house is Fort Knox and for one night would surely be the place to be.. meh, if you can completely switch your brain off then it could be entertaining.
- Rating: 1.5 out of 5 starsA supermoon event causes humans to turn into werewolves, imposing a global threat to mankind. After a failed experiment to find a cure, two scientists are forced to fight together against the opulent beasts. "Werewolves" is an outdated horror movie with limited entertainment value. The narrative is predictable, the characters are stereotyped, and the special effects fail to impress. All the ingredients to be avoided by a horror movie even if the expectations are low!
- Rating: 5 out of 5 starsPerfect blend of action, werewolves and family drama, love it, oh lala.
- Rating: 1 out of 5 starsTo much futuristic fluff, just wasn't somewhat believable one star is all I have.
- Rating: 1 out of 5 starsLiterally the purge but with were wolves. Werewolves looked cheap. Story was corny. I really wanted to like this
- Rating: 1.5 out of 5 starsA good premise but could have been written and directed better