Uriah43 Having left home for a job in Los Angeles, "Sarah Tyler" (Isabella Calthorpe) returns to Great Britain for a family reunion. Although the family dynamics aren't quite as good as she would like them to be she soon gets reacquainted with her four half-brothers and a former friend named "Emily" (Gemma Atkinson) who are getting quite drunk in a nearby barn. The problem is that there is a full moon on the rise and with that a werewolf has come into their midst and proceeds to bring death and havoc in its wake. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this movie had a good premise but it was seriously limited by exceedingly poor special effects. Additionally, the family drama was laid on a bit too thick and hampered the film as well. Again, it had potential but it simply failed to measure up to it. In any case, I didn't quite care for this particular movie and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.

Peter Pluymers Oh no, not again a werewolf ...The only positive thing about this movie is that the werewolf appears really soon in the beginning. Daughter dear returns from the U.S. She meets (with a British coolness) her father. Joins a drinking party with her annoying stepbrothers. And after going to the mansion, the spectacle can start and of we go for a hellish slasher story.Now about the negative points. Well there are too many to mention. There is totally no introduction or any history about the family. The rendition of a number of brothers and the bitchy girlfriend is completely irritating. No explanation where the creature suddenly comes from. Very poor and unconvincing performances. Their actions are completely ridiculous given the situation they are in. Apparently these British youngsters enjoy themselves a lot and think it's tremendously exciting as their family is massacred. It's so exciting that despite the threat of being teared into pieces by the phenomenon that wanders around the house, the son has the irresistible urge to try to get his busty girlfriend excited. Terribly bad special effects and sickening stroboscopic effects. This movie is a mockery of the werewolf genre if you compare it with "An American Werewolf" and its magnificent transformation scene. The grimage at the end is distressing and the ending is terribly bad.Someone described it masterfully like this : No tension, no pace, no catch phrases, no humour, no wit and unfortunately no "horror". I rest my case ! Conclusion : a boring and annoying film, with the sole purpose to show a chain of slasher-movie effects, which were also terribly visualized.More reviews at http://opinion-as-a-moviefreak.blogspot.be/

Michael 'Hallows Eve' Smillie This movie is made by the producers of 'Dog Soldiers'. It isn't that bad but in no way is it in the same league as the for-mentioned movie. It is however a good film, with moments of bloody gore and good old-school effects, just like 'Dog Soldiers'. The story is nothing new but it does go along at a good pace. I have to admit, the Brits do make a good horror compared to others. There is a small twist to the plot near the end, but you can kind of see it coming if you look for the signs. The 'wolf' like creature is done well, but you don't see enough of it. But overall it was a good movie to fill in 85 minutes if you don't have anything amazing to watch. So I give it a 6.5 out of 10. Not that bad.

alistairc_2000 I have to say I rather enjoyed this movie. Everyone else who has reviewed this movie seems to have a downer on it or thinks that it is a noble failure but perhaps they have not sat through the beast must die. Which is another great movie about something evil in the night. I like horror movies a lot and have watched many over my life. Plot A débutante (played by an actress who was or is a débutante) comes home. She has been away and when she gets back she finds that not all is well in the family home. Daddy has been foolish with money and mummy seems to be having an affair. There is some banter where all the characters are introduced. They are all hackneyed characters but come one this is a horror movie. They are fodder to be sacrificed to the monster from hell. Then something comes into the grandiose house and starts killing them one by one. I thought that this was a great take on the genre. It tries to have a twist in the tale but for any serious aficionado you will have guessed it by about half way through. Its well made and the actors can act. The evil is correctly personified but is slightly underwhelming when you actually see it. What I thought was so original or in keeping with the most original movies dealing with the sense of pervading evil is that once you are in its grasp you lose all control of yourself.