An American man (Tom Everett Scott) unwittingly gets involved with French werewolves who have developed a serum allowing them to transform at will.Feelings on this film are mixed, as they should be. I think it is generally looked down upon. Of course, there was never any doubt that it could not live up to the original. John Landis is a master, and "American Werewolf" is one of the true modern classics of horror.But, to be fair, this is not all bad. It captures the 1990s rather well, and incorporates some music that was appropriate to the time (notably Bush's "Mouth"). And some of the themes from the first film return, in new and fun ways. Often a sequel is better off as a new film altogether, but here it is clear that being a sequel was the right move, even if it was not one that everybody wanted.

This one was Universally Panned and rightfully so, because well, there isn't a thing here that is anything short of Embarrassing. The Acting, Comedy, CGI Werewolves, Story, and overall feeling of this Abomination is Atrocious. Here what passes as Funny is blowing up a Condom like Bubble Gum. Just Horrible.It also can be faulted, as if it needed another reason, for Leeching on a Title of a Fan Favorite. Maybe they thought that since the Original was made so many years before that Folks would forget just how Good it was.Missing in this Faker is anything that Monster Maniacs and Teen Terror Seekers want. The Paris setting is also no Help, and except for the Eiffel Tower Sequences it could have been shot on the back lot. Think of the Money they could have saved and put to some good use, like Caring about what went up on the Screen.

Made in 1997 by the director, Anthony Waller, who gave us the excellent Mute Witness (1994). This was his follow-up and is to be honest a pure rip-off of An American Werewolf In London (1981). Not the story itself but the way the bitten ones return and are talking to the werewolf. Made in 1997 a year were horror was back with the public. Scream was made one year earlier and done with stupid horrors. But Scream made a heavy foundation about going back to the use of latex and real effects. This is were this flick failed. A lot of the effects are done CGI. To go even further, it's all about the CGI effects. Of course some real effects are used too but it didn't stand it's time. There's no gore to see neither. Only the victims do have some scratches here and there. But there was another reason why I watched it again after all those years. Watching Modern Family, a comedy series I came aware of Julie Bowen and here she do act as Amy. 27 years she was here and looking sexy indeed as she still does nowadays but it shows that up till now she never did any nudity. She has a sex scene on a grave but the guy undresses Julie stays clothed. Not even a glimpse of her bra. The one who did show her boobs is French actress Julie Delpy as Serafine.I's more a love story with some funny situations, watch Julie whistling on street and see what happens. Clearly made for teens, updated with the music hyped back then (Bush remember). Ideal to watch with your teens and show them that a love story can be better then the Twilight saga. Gore 1/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 2/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 1/5

The movie was not boring, it did not put me to sleep however, I found this movie to be way to funny, for it's own good, it didn't find anything scary at all.The werewolf did not look scary at all and the transformations scenes were so bad, it was funny. Some parts of the movie, I didn't understand, what was happen cause some of things didn't really make sense to me.The acting was descent, The ending was just silly and also really cheesy.I going to give this 4 out of 10