Wer

2014 • 92 minutes

À propos de ce film

Defense attorney Kate (A.J. Cook) is called to defend the creepy, yet gentle, Talan (Brian Scott O'Connor) after he is charged with the murders of a vacationing family. She soon learns that he is a werewolf and that he may have been all too capable of the slayings. Things take a turn for the worse when Talan escapes from his imprisonment and runs loose through the city of Paris. (Original Title - Wer)

Notes et avis

i wasnt expecting ,uch, but was pleasantly surprised. I wish there was a bit more gore, and not so much of the lovey dovey stuff between the lawyer and her sidekick. plus some parts of the plot were stupid, like taking the lawyer and her sidekick in a cave that is small and dark and being searched for the killer. overall, it was good. could have been better but I wont complain

Slow action. Nauseating, overdone, home video, shaking camera makes for instant trash. Though the silly story line really ruins it. A lawyer pretending to a cop, who thinks she will be fine chasing a homicidal monster, and the real cops who have no problem bringing that idiot along, makes for asinine plot.

A great take on the werewolf genre, to actually tie it in to something realistic was interesting . This is not a Twilight Werewolf, a True Blood, Underworld, or even the classic Wolfman, if you're looking for that then move along. This is a whole new twist to make werewolves something that could exist today. Definitely worth the watch.