At first I thought it might just be a slow burner, but nothing happens for the first 50 minutes really.
Except for the introduction of Eddie and Karen.
Except for her going to the colony + establishment of the colony.
Except for the first hintings of werewolves coming.
Except for the introductions of the investigators.
Except for Karen's growing paranoia.
...you know, it's almost like things happen in the first 50 minutes if you have an attention span.
Then it all kicks off, but I didn't care because I felt no attachment to any of the characters. The only one I was rooting for was Terry when she was being chased.
Well it's hard to be attached to characters when you can't be bothered to pay attention to scenes without horror or action in them.
The transformation sequences were good enough, I know alot of hard work went into them, but this film fails for me. I was quite surprised when Chris arrived near the end and just shot them all with no hassle or bother. Fairly anti-climatic.
Except for, you know, the ones who keep breaking into the car, or the ones who dog piled on top of it, or the one that bit Karen....
it's almost like there was werewolf action taking place after the shed burned down.
I think An American Werewolf In London is superior in every way.
You're comparing apples and oranges. One is a dark comedy with some effective horror scenes. The other is a straight up horror film with some effective comedy.
Disappointing though, I expected alot more from this movie after all the hype...
Well after reading your post, I have to wonder if you did actually watch the film.
We keep telling you that you're wonderful but you never listen! What's wrong with you?!
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