This has a straight up Pg-13 feel to it(very little violence coupled with zero nudity and profanity), the entire tone of the film seemed to be aimed more towards teens/kids. Any bit of grit this film produces throughout is quickly snuffed out by lame dialogue or cringe worthy scene, watchable, but forgettable. 5/10
shareThe Blu-Ray Extended Cut has nudity!
http://battyfornudity2.blogspot.com/2015/01/giframa-merritt-patterson- nude-debut-in.html
The scene where the two truckers beat up that woman is brutal. I would not be surprised if that didn't do it. The rest is straight PG 13.
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The rating of a movie is irrelevant (G, PG, PG-13, R). Does more gore, more nudity, more cussing, more overt sexual situations determine the worthiness of a film? Maybe for 13 year-olds. Is "The Wizard of OZ" a lousy film because it's rated G? How about the original "Planet of the Apes"?
shareThe cut I saw of this had the right limits. It's good for teens.
shareThe unrated cut, which I’m re-watching again, has bloodage and boobage and badassage aplenty. On a werewolf movie scale? 8.3/10.
Werewolf cinema is so unappreciated. That’s why so many people think American Werewolf in London is the best lycanthrope film. It’s like thinking Mercedes-Benz is the best car in the world. It’s all they know.