I should have become immediate suspicious when I didn't recognize anyone in this film. The second thing that should have been a clue was the presence of a lot of actors in this film in another film out on video the same year. Hey, we have a bunch of actors here, so let's just shoot two movies at once.There was a good amount of gore in the film towards the end. It was just painful to get to that point.If it wasn't for Christy O. Cianci, it would be a total wash.The ending was just plain weird.Warning: Anyone affect by flashing lights should not watch this film as they love this effect.

I've seen porn with higher production values, a better plot and better special effects!! In a world where American Werewolf In London, Dog Soldiers and The Wolfman exist, why does anyone need to make a film like this? Oh yeah because it's a purely cynical exercise by soulless, trashy film makers with less ideas than their already pitiful budget to make loads of straight to DVD crap movies, stock them on shelves in Blockbuster and trick unsuspecting suckers into renting or buying what on the cover seems like a big budget Hollywood production. You'll know how bad this is the second you see the Yeti like werewolf, it has to be the least scary thing I've ever seen. I don't really know if I have enough will left to finish the review but if yourrrgghhhbllluuuurrrghhhbbbllaaaaahhhhgabbbagabbahey

I give this a 3 because I was expecting much more then it gave.I work at Blockbuster and I got to see this movie for free. Thank goodness for that because I wouldn't want anyone to waste money seeing this movie. The opening scene looks like a semi-high-tech version of paint ball or air-soft. The monster looks like the yeti. The blood looks like ketchup. The acting is horrible. When the main character is bitten it looks as if the monster scratched his hand. This may be my imagination, but after the guy who is turning into a werewolf gets bitten, his eyesight gets better and he throws away his glasses, but after this it looks as if it is another person and not the original actor.The original werewolf *coughYETIcough8 and the man turning into a werewolf communicate using dog/wolf-like whines.I would have given the movie a 1 but there was a rave in it. Also, there are some certain 30 second segments where it looks alright.All in all, this is obviously an independent film, and poorly done. I won't even go into the ending because it almost seems as if they tried to turn it into a parody at the end.The last few minutes are the most disappointing moments of the entire movie. The werewolf-to-be is shot with a tranquilizer by his mother and wakes up 30 seconds later completely healed.Spare yourself money and make your friends rent it for you.

The first three-fourths of this movie are a complete bore. The pace is so slow it's extremely difficult to maintain interest. There is no action, horror, drama or comedy here just stale static figures going through the motions. Some might call this plot development, but they'd be wrong.If you stick with the movie what you get in the last one-fourth is an over-the-top goofy mix of everything from robot warriors and the emergence of a silly and incompetent comic-book style action hero to an alien abduction and a fireworks finale.This is misclassified as a horror movie. Red paint splashed on a white wall is not scary. The 'werewolf' looks like a sheepdog with an ugly face that needs grooming; of course, that could just be the actor's real face --- it's difficult to tell because the camera work is so shaky. This is a movie to avoid.