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You were wrong if you thought summer is all sunshine and rainbows. This July, turn your fear into guaranteed goosebumps with a collection of horror movies packed with jaw-dropping twists and mind-bending experiences. Fawesome brings to you, from psychological nightmares to supernatural jump scares, seven horror gems that will take you through twisted timelines, blood-driven alleyways, and reckoning ghost forms. What’s best? They are all free from any subscriptions or paywalls.

Whether you find yourself awake tonight or dreaming of dreadful creatures, July on Fawesome has a scream-worthy list of horror movies that can petrify even the bravest horror fans. These unapologetic, blood-rushed, mayhem of sadistic creatures can slaughter your serenity. The best part is you can stream them for free without hitting paywalls and endless notifications!

These seven mind-bending horror films will fill your nights with ghastly nightmares and dark thoughts.

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It has been over a decade since the premiere of MTV's supernatural romance, Teen Wolf, but Dylan O’Brien still holds the project close to his heart. A modern reboot of the Michael J. Foxfilm of the same name, Teen Wolf follows Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) one fateful night after a werewolf bites him. His romance with the daughter of a werewolf hunter, Allison Argent (Crystal Reed), was the crux of the drama, but many will recall that the series wouldn’t have been what it was without O’Brien. In his first official role, the actor played Scott’s best friend, Stiles, who had some of the best quotes and was the heart of the show. Even now, O’Brien still has the classic Beatles shirt Stiles wears in the first episode of the series, as he told Entertainment Weekly.

"That job will always be near and dear to me.

At a quick glance, the 2013 film Crush looks to be a rehash of the Alicia Silverstone-starring thriller The Crush, except now with a teenager on the receiving end of stalking. However, despite their surface similarities, the two films ultimately diverge in story. Also sweetening that pot of low genre pleasures here is the various depictions of infatuation. For this reason, Crush is more perceptive than its familiar pitch might suggest.

Director Malik Bader and writer Sonny Mallhi combined the tangibility of horror with the psychological intrigue and criminality of thrillers, as is evident from their film’s opening scene. To show it wasn’t playing around, Crush does something that even most horror films would shy away from; it bumps off a child in the first few minutes. Murders him, in fact. The death in question follows a casual chat between young friends, whose adorable activity of “penny for your thoughts” turns deeply ugly.

If there's one thing teen fantasy shows have proven is that, even when you're dead, you can always come back. Teen Wolf has had a series of shocking deaths throughout its run, but, more often than not, it allowed characters to come back.

The iconic MTV fantasy show Teen Wolf premiered in 2011 and ran for six seasons until 2017. The cast and crew reunited for 2023's Paramount+ continuation, Teen Wolf: The Movie, but it also came with a shocking death of fan-favorite character Derek Hale, played by Tyler Hoechlin. During an interview with Screen Rant, Hoechlin revealed whether he'd ever return to reprise his role in the Teen Wolf franchise and gave an enthusiastic answer despite his character's fate.

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Michael J. Fox's best-known 80s film may be Back to the Future, but his 1985 comedy film Teen Wolf has had quite the impact itself. Teen Wolf lands on Max this upcoming January.

On January 1st, Fox’s coming-of-age comedy, Teen Wolf, will be available to stream on Max. The film was initially released on August 23rd, 1985, shortly after Back to the Future was released just a month prior, on July 3rd. Directed by Rob Daniel, the original Teen Wolf saw Fox as the titular teen wolf, Scott Howard. In a twist of the typical coming-of-age story, Scott’s life is changed by his newly discovered werewolf form.

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After the streaming revolution, the rise of Zoom, and the spread of telemedicine, there’s yet another reason not to leave the house. Actually, two more.

A routine appointment at an aesthetic dermatologist can run you thousands. And if you want to maintain at home (or between meetings), there are few DIY options, including the NuFace device, a favorite of Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson and Bella Hadid. But the few skincare gizmos currently approved for home-use have tended to be bulky, unwieldy, insufficiently powerful, or limited in scope, say dermatologists, so that you need an artillery of them to address all your skin’s issues.

“They are one trick ponies,” said Ava Shamban, a cosmetic dermatologist who has offices in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, and a roster of luminaries that includes Rosanna Arquette and Jennifer Gray.

Now, she and top Park Avenue aesthetic dermatologist Anetta Reszko — who tends to a range of familiar faces,...

In Teen Wolf, the supernatural hit series on MTV, Scott McCall is just a regular teenager until he is bitten and turned into a werewolf. With his supernatural abilities, he and his friends fight to protect Beacon Hills from dangerous creatures.

With all manner of shapeshifters and mythical beings converging on Beacon Hills, viewers meet many types of monsters over the series' six seasons. Drawing from various mythology and legends, Teen Wolf created several creatures to instill fear in the McCall pack. The scariest ones were the deadliest and hardest to stop, the ones who challenged the pack, both physically and mentally.

Wendigos Are Cannibalistic Monsters They Hunt and Eat People

Wendigos are rooted in Indigenous folklore. They are cannibalistic monsters introduced in season four of Teen Wolf. In the episode "Muted," the viewers meet a seemingly normal family being hunted by an assassin with no mouth. Later in the episode,...

Teen Wolf actor Dylan O'Brien was up for a possible role in Disney and Pixar's Frozen 2, but the casting wasn't meant to be. Though he utterly bombed his audition, O'Brien wasn't exactly surprised, as he went into it feeling like he wasn't going to get the role.

"I knew that I probably wasnt going to get it," O'Brien said during a recent appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, per THR. "Theyre looking for multitalented, multi-hyphenate people who can act and sing. And I didnt check, to be honest, probably either.

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O'Brien didn't name the role he was auditioning for in particular, though he noted it would involve singing. Unfortunately, that alone was pretty much a dealbreaker, as O'Brien is, by admission, someone who "can't sing.

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The Batman introduced a brand-new version of the character portrayed by Robert Pattinson in a grounded Gotham City with a story that focused more on the Dark Knight's detective skills. The 2022 film also featured plenty of other characters, and one of the standouts was Colin Farrell's Penguin, who would go on to receive his solo series for HBO. The Penguin takes place after the events of The Batman, where Gotham City is recovering from The Riddler's flooding of the city and the criminal underworld is up for grabs after the death of Carmine Falcone.

The Penguin will continue to expand the world of Gotham City first presented...

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The Vampire Diaries is one of the best and most iconic teen drama fantasy series and it captured the hearts and minds of its audience for over eight years during its eight-season run. Developed by Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec, the teen fantasy horror drama series is based on the book series of the same name by author L.J. Smith and it follows Elena, who faces high school after just having lost her parents, and on her first day back she sees Stefan a brooding guy in a black jacket who is hiding a lot of things, for instance, his brother Damon and the fact that both of them are vampires. The Vampire Diaries stars Nina Dobrev, Ian Somerhalder, and Paul Wesley in the lead roles with Steven R. McQueen, Sara Canning, Kat Graham, Candice King, and Kayla Ewell starring in supporting roles.

When you think of the DC live-action universe, Swamp Thing might not be the first thing that comes to your mind. Sitting somewhere in the back of our minds, Gary Dauberman’s show seems like a distant memory at best. Of course, its tragic fate in the superhero universe might have had something to do with this.

Swamp Thing episode one | Credits: Warner Bros. Television

Shortly after its premiere, Swamp Thing was pulled off the stage and canceled before the rest of its episodes were released. Fans have still not forgotten the ill-treatment of the show and are calling DC out for giving up on it so easily and leaving the audience begging for more, especially as they reminisce on one iconic scene from the pilot episode.

Fans Are Upset Over Swamp Thing’s Cancellation Even After Years Andy Bean and Crystal Reed in Swamp Thing | Credits: Warner Bros. Television...

Characters can make or break a TV show. They are the focal point of the plot and, with their storylines and character arcs, convey emotions that keep viewers invested. So, the moment interesting characters disappear without a trace, fans are left wondering what happened.

While actors can leave projects for better offers or personal reasons, most TV shows usually write their characters out of the story by killing them off or explaining away their disappearance. However, some shows forego these options and instead opt to just forget these characters ever existed. Between Ben Geller in Friends to Isaac Haley in Teen Wolf, some TV show characters seemed to vanish in thin air.

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Fans are still feeling bummed by the acclaimed Swamp Thing series getting canceled after a single season in 2019, but the character will next appear on the big screen with his own feature film set in the Dcu. The movie will be directed by Logan and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny helmer James Mangold, and Mark Verheiden --- the co-showrunner of the one-season Swamp Thing series --- recently shared how he's excited about what this means for the future of DC adaptations.

"James Mangold, who's a great guy, is apparently working on a Swamp Thing movie, which is great," Verheiden said in a Multiverse of Color interview. "He'll give a great take on it. So, hopefully, that maybe kicks off a little more of the darker characters [getting their own projects]... I'm really hopeful for what James Gunn brings to the world. It feels like the old, sort of the last regime's DC...

Malia Tate, played by Shelley Hennig, became an important character in Teen Wolf, bringing much-needed energy to the show after the death of Allison Argent. Malia's growth throughout the series was compelling, as she struggled to reacclimate to society and develop meaningful relationships as a former coyote. In the recent film, Teen Wolf: The Movie, it is revealed that Malia and Scott are no longer dating, leaving potential for new romantic possibilities in future films.

MTV's Teen Wolf first aired on the cable network in 2011 and gave birth to a loyal fanbase that remained invested in the series throughout its six-season run, something actress Shelley Hennig is more than grateful for. The show is based on the 1985 comedy film of the same name and follows 16-year-old Scott McCall as he attempts to adjust to life as a werewolf with the help of his best friend, Stiles Stilinksi. While...

Exclusive: Miriam Silverman (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), newcomer Emily Arancio, Nestor Carbonell (The Morning Show), and Holland Taylor (The Chair) have been set to star in Motherland, an indie drama from MPI Original Films that has entered production in New York under an interim agreement.

Silverman leads the cast as Cora, who forms a protective bond with her estranged daughter Zinnia (Arancio) in an alternate present society where parents are forbidden from knowing or raising their children. Evan Matthews (The Teleios Act) is directing from a script by Nicole Swinford. Summer Crockett Moore, Tony Glazer, Lana Link, and Rob Pfaltzgraff are producing alongside executive producer Nick Reid.

Silverman is coming off Tony and Drama Desk Award wins for her turn on Broadway in The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window, opposite Oscar Isaac and Rachel Brosnahan. Recently seen on the film side in Bleecker Street’s true-life veteran thriller Breaking with John Boyega,...

Beacon Hills is a town filled with supernatural secrets, and the characters must work together to overcome them. Teen Wolf aired from 2011 to 2017 and was revived in 2023. Characters like Issac (Daniel Sharman), Scott (Tyler Posey), Lydia (Holland Roden), and Stiles (Dylan O'Brien) form strong bonds despite their differences. They grow into independent individuals while remaining loyal friends. Theo (Cody Christian), Liam (Dylan Sprayberry), Noah Stilinski (Linden Ashby), Alison (Crystal Reed), Melissa (Melissa Ponzio), and Derek (Tyler Hoechlin) all have unique journeys and character development throughout the series.

Holland Roden, who played Lydia in Teen Wolf, expressed her passion for returning to the franchise, citing how the show changed her life and introduced her to her best friends. Many fans were disappointed by Stiles' absence in the Teen Wolf movie, leading to criticism of the storyline. A potential new movie could address his absence and provide a more meaningful path for his return. Despite the mixed critical response to the first movie, its record-breaking viewership could increase the chances of another Teen Wolf movie being made.

With the movie continuation proving a hit for Paramount+, Holland Roden has a very passionate response to the possibility of returning for more Teen Wolf. Roden starred in the MTV supernatural show as popular girl Lydia Martin who quickly becomes best friends with Crystal Reed's Allison, eventually coming to be in a relationship with Dylan O'Brien's Stiles and transforming into...

The MTV series Teen Wolf – which was loosely inspired by the 1985 comedy film Teen Wolf (watch our Awfully Good video on that movie Here) – wrapped up its six season run back in 2017, and back in January it got a feature film follow-up on the Paramount+ streaming service. (Read our review of Teen Wolf: The Movie at This Link.) Now Paramount+ is hoping that movie is going to rack up multiple Primetime Emmy Awards nominations.

Variety reports that the streaming service has submitted Teen Wolf: The Movie for Emmys consideration in the following categories: Outstanding Television Movie, Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie (Tyler Posey), Directing (Russell Mulcahy), Writing, Prosthetic Makeup and Original Music and Lyrics (“Lemon” by Tyler Posey).

Since Posey was also a producer on the film, Variety notes that these submissions give him three chances to earn an Emmy nod.

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Stars: Dennis Boutsikaris, Mike Faist, Crystal Reed | Written and Directed by Austin and Meredith Bragg

Writer/Director duo Austin and Meredith Bragg make their feature-film debut with this biopic of Roger Sharpe, a writer and game designer known for helping to end New York City’s 36-year ban on pinball. The film opens with an interview being conducted with Sharpe (Dennis Boutsikaris) as he’s asked about that fateful day, although he insists that important context must be given by first delving into the history.

Sharpe sets the scene while requesting they play Imagine, although the trip down memory lane is halted when the interviewer says John Lennon’s song is a little slow and expensive. Substituted is a less recognisable piece of music, while the story transitions into Sharpe narrating about his younger self (Mike Faist), recently divorced and trying to work as a writer. Through these confusing times,...

MTV's Teen Wolf is composed of six seasons, with each building on the mythology established in the one before. Loosely based on the 1985 film starring Michael J. Fox, MTV's Teen Wolf has a considerably darker twist toward the supernatural world. The series follows Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) after he becomes a werewolf and has to adjust to the knowledge of the existence of supernatural beings in his hometown of Beacon Hills while growing up. Along the way, he builds an unconventional pack that includes more than just werewolves.

While every season of Teen Wolf does still have plenty of humor, they each get progressively darker as the show deals with more than just physical enemies. Fear and acceptance become major themes in Teen Wolf. In fact, in some of the best seasons of Teen Wolf those themes are some of the most prevalent. Of course, fans might not consider...

A new episode of the Wtf Happened to This Horror Movie? video series has just been released, and with this one we’re looking back at the 2010 film Skyline (watch it Here). To find out all about this sci-fi thriller, check out the video embedded above.

Directed by Greg and Colin Strause from a screenplay written by Joshua Cordes and Liam O’Donnell, Skyline has the following synopsis: Jarrod and Elaine travel to Southern California to visit their friend Terry. What should be a fun outing turns into a weekend of horror. At night, strange light signals announce an invasion of giant aliens who attack terrified people. Jarrod and his friends must use all their skills to survive the global genocide.

The film stars Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson, Brittany Daniel, Crystal Reed, Neil Hopkins, David Zayas, Donald Faison, Robin Gammell, Tanya Newbould, and J. Paul Boehmer.

In the years since Skyline was released,...

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We finally have our first look at Colin Farrell's long-awaited "The Batman" spinoff series. On April 12, Max (formerly known as HBO Max), officially kicked off its new streaming rebrand after it dropped the first suspenseful teaser of "The Penguin," the next chapter of "The Batman" saga, which sees Farrell's titular gangster character return to Gotham City to wreak havoc. The clip also unveiled that the Matt Reeves-executive produced show is currently in production in New York City and expected to debut on our TV screens in 2024.

"The Batman," which was directed by Reeves, premiered in March 2022 with Robert Pattinson as the titular Caped Crusader and Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman. It was a box-office smash, making over $770 million. Shortly after the movie was released, Max confirmed that its spinoff series was happening. "The Penguin" apparently takes place soon after the events of "The Batman,...

Scream Factory has detailed its upcoming 4K Blu-ray release of Colin Strause and Greg Strause's Skyline (2010), starring Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson, Brittany Daniel, Crystal Reed, and Neil Hopkins.

The release will be available for purchase on May 2.

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It was supposed to be a simple birthday weekend in Southern California. But when sunrise arrives two hours early in the form of a haunting light from an unknown source, a group of friends watch in terror as people across the city are drawn outside and swept into massive alien ships that have blotted out the L.A. skyline.

From tankers to drones and hydra-like extraterrestrials, the aliens are inescapable and seemingl...

While Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game may be about, well, the man who saved the game (Roger Sharpe – played here by Mike Faist), the story also involves a complex supporting lead in the form of his partner Ellen. To mark the film’s release we had the pleasure in speaking to the actress who brings the character to life, Crystal Reed.

Reed talks to us about the importance is having a layered role to work with, and her experience meeting the real life woman the role is based upon. She also talks about collaborating with Faist, and of course, we speak about that moustache. She also looks back over a career that has included credits such as Swamp Thing and Teen Wolf, while looking ahead, and where she hopes her career will take her.

Watch the full interview with Crystal Reed here:

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An unsettled writer with a fantastic mustache,...

Plot: An unsettled writer with a fantastic mustache, Roger Sharpe, finds solace and confidence in the one thing he has mastered: pinball. When a police raid destroys the only machines he can find in 1970s New York City, he learns the game is illegal. Roger reluctantly joins forces with the Music and Amusement Association to overturn the ban while falling in love with Ellen, an artist and single mother. Roger’s path to save pinball ultimately rescues him. He and Ellen overcome their pasts and take a shot at love. Roger learns what it means to take a chance—and that commitment is the most rewarding gamble of all.

Review: If you are a longtime reader of this website, you may notice we tend to post about pinball machines. Our founder, JoBlo himself, is a huge fan of the game and even served as a producer on a documentary about them called Arcade Dreams.

In the first two seasons of Teen Wolf, Scott and Allison seemed to be the endgame couple of the series, however, after their season 2 breakup, the pair never got back together, before seemingly losing their chance at rekindling forever due to Allison's death. Although Teen Wolf: The Movie defied the odds and brought the power couple back together, questions still remain as to why they didn't reunite earlier. Scott and Allison could have reconciled during Teen Wolf, but did not for reasons both story-based and concerning the real-life actors.

Teen Wolf is a 2011 supernatural drama that ran for six seasons, based on the 1985 film of the same name. The series follows actual teen wolf Scott McCall as he deals with the consequences of being turned into a werewolf as other supernatural beings haunt his town of Beacon Hills. From the very first episode of Teen Wolf, Scott and Allison have...

Stunt professional Chris Brewster has had quite a career in stunt work and fight choreography, with an unusually high number of wolf-related credits to his name. Previously working as a stunt man and coordinator on MTV's series Teen Wolf, Brewster would return as the second unit director for 2023's Teen Wolf: The Movie, which is now streaming on Paramount+. He would then make the leap to the same role for the new series Wolf Pack, which also can be seen on Paramount+, with new episodes debuting on Thursdays through March 9, 2023.

Teen Wolf: The Movie continues the story of the Teen Wolf series, with the show's core cast returning, including Tyler Posey, Crystal Reed, Tyler Hoechlin, and many others from the show's werewolf-heavy mythos. Wolf Pack, meanwhile, similarly involves werewolves but establishes its own story and characters. As second unit director for both projects, Brewster goes deep to bring the...

"I play pinball all the time – helps me focus." "Are you any good...?" Have a look at this little indie. Vertical Ent. has revealed an official trailer for an true story indie film called Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game, marking the feature directorial debut of filmmakers the Bragg Brothers. Starring Tony and BAFTA nominee Mike Faist (best known as Riff from Spielberg's West Side Story), Crystal Reed, and Dennis Boutsikaris, Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game is based on the true story of Roger Sharpe, the GQ journalist and real-life pinball wizard who in 1976 helped overturned New York City's 35-year ban on pinball machines. Believe it! This is set for release starting in March. Based on true events, the film centers on the captivating story of Sharpe, who took a pinball machine to City Hall. The cast includes Christopher Convery, Connor Ratliff, Mike Doyle, Carlos Lopez, and Bryan Batt.

Screen Rant is thrilled to share the trailer for Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game, which is releasing in theaters on March 17 with distribution from Vertical. Based on a remarkable true story, Pinball stars West Side Story fan-favorite Mike Faist (who is also BAFTA and Tony nominee) and Teen Wolf heroine Crystal Reed. Filmmaking duo Meredith and Austin Bragg wrote and directed the film, which serves as their feature-length directorial debut.

Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game takes place in 1975 and follows GQ journalist Roger Sharpe (played by Faist), whose passion and talent for pinball helped end New York City’s 35-year ban on the beloved arcade game. Reed, meanwhile, portrays Ellen, the woman he falls in love with as he masters the art of the pinball machine. Check out the new trailer below:

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Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.The stars of Teen Wolf are pushing hard for a spinoff, and it's not what you'd expect. Teen Wolf: The Movie recently revived the MTV franchise, which had been dormant since the supernatural drama series ended in 2017. The movie offers the chance to catch up with Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and his friends, allowing for some adjustments to some of the show's controversial storylines. But on the other hand, the follow-up film also provided some new developments that garnered sharply divided responses.

While not directly setting up a sequel or spinoff, Teen Wolf: The Movie does conclude in a way that leaves the door open for future stories that are set in the same universe. During an appearance on the Howler Back Now podcast, Ian Bohen (who plays Peter Hale) told host and Teen Wolf co-star Holland Roden that he's...

The MTV series Teen Wolf – which was loosely inspired by the 1985 comedy film Teen Wolf (watch our Awfully Good video on that movie Here) – wrapped up its six season run back in 2017, but last month it got a feature film follow-up on the Paramount+ streaming service. (Read our review of Teen Wolf: The Movie at This Link.) And now that Teen Wolf has made its return, stars Tyler Posey and Crystal Reed said they would like to see it keep rolling with feature sequels.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Posey said he wants to work on Teen Wolf: The Movie 2 and possibly more sequels because, “(The Movie) is definitely not the perfect ending. I think it lends itself to more, I want more. I think it would be interesting to now see how they live their lives as adults. We got to see them as teenagers. We got to see them for two days as adults,...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Teen Wolf: The Movie resolves many loose threads from its parent series, but gives Derek Hall a sad finale - and the set up of his ending his fate all the more tragic. Although the imminent fear of a new threat lurks around Beacon Hills in Teen Wolf: The Movie, many beloved primary characters from the original series come together for a highly anticipated reunion. After making only a few brief appearances since Teen Wolf's season 4, Tyler Hoechlin's Derek Hall, too, joins the movie's roster, and this time as a father figure to a young werewolf named Eli.

Unfortunately, what seems to be the beginning of a new arc for Derek Hale ends a little too soon on a devastating note. In a high-stakes battle against Teen Wolf: The Movie's overarching villain, the Nogitsune, Derek sacrifices his life to save the day.

Warning! Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie!

While Derek’s (Tyler Hoechlin) behavior toward Eli (Vince Mattis) may have seemed overbearing in Teen Wolf: The Movie, it makes sense due to Teen Wolf season 3. Coming-of-age stories that center around Eli’s struggle to find his identity make perfect sense for the teen-centered supernatural drama, but it is a new shift for the movie to see the younger protagonists of the show shift into the parental roles. Derek is a perfect example of how Teen Wolf: The Movie used this shift to the best effect, making his arc both poignant and tragic.

Teen Wolf: The Movie depicts the return of the McCall pack to face a new threat that resurrected Scott’s (Tyler Posey) old flame, Allison Argent (Crystal Reed). But for Derek, his personal story revolved around his relationship with his teen son, Eli, and his Teen Wolf...

Fans of the cult-classic Teen Wolf can enjoy the long-awaited reunion with familiar faces and places from the beloved 6-season MTV classic when they learn where to watch Teen Wolf: The Movie. Though based on the original 1985 movie starring Michael J. Fox, the later MTV series spawned into life during the era of Twilight, Vampire Diaries, and the huge cultural phenomenon of serving up typical teen romance and rebellion with a heaping helping of shirtless male monsters, all taming their wild sides for love—except when the claws come out.

Airing from 2011-2017, and winner of multiple awards including Teen Choice and Saturn Awards, the supernatural series has a fan following as faithful as a … well, wolf pack. Now, Teen Wolf fans can reunite at last with their own favorite pack, including the alpha and beta wolves, a werecoyote, a banshee, a kitsune, and the rest of the Beacon Hills...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.The opening scene of Teen Wolf: The Movie raises various important questions. While the rest of the Teen Wolf movie is set in California, where the entirety of Teen Wolf itself was set, the opening scene does not even take place in the United States. The Teen Wolf movie opens with Liam Dunbar in Japan, rather than with Scott McCall, who is essentially the protagonist, just like he was in the show. The opening scene also sets up the conflict of the Teen Wolf movie by introducing the main villain.

Teen Wolf: The Movie does not exactly pick up where the series left off. In fact, the film is set more than ten years after the end of the original series, with all the main characters now moved on from high school. After the Teen Wolf movie time jump, many characters,...

For what feels like the millionth time, a new official slate of projects exists for the DC Universe. Created by DC Studios co-chair and co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran (along with a slew of veteran writers), the Dcu will introduce a new Superman and Batman to the world, among other, relatively lesser-known characters. One of which is "Swamp Thing," a film that revolves around a longtime DC Comics hero that has not received the big-screen treatment since the late '80s. The upcoming monster flick, which has "Logan" and "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" helmer James Mangold in talks to direct, see the Dcu lean into straight-up horror for the first time, submerging "Swamp Thing" into a genre aptly fit for the supernatural character.

In a slate of refreshingly weird Dcu projects, "Swamp Thing" may just be the most exciting addition. Although we've gotten live-action adaptations before,...

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Teen Wolf: The Movie picks up the story more than a decade after Teen Wolf’s original ending, but the movie would have been much better as a show. Teen Wolf: The Movie brings Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and most of his pack back together to take on the Nogitsune (Aaron Hendry) once more. Out for revenge, the Nogitsune instigated Allison Argent’s (Crystal Reed) resurrection to tear the pack apart and kill Scott, only to be thwarted by the pack’s belief in one another. Teen Wolf: The Movie’s ending is both tragic and hopeful, as Scott and Allison get a second chance at love, and the next generation of the Hale family is set to take center stage.

Teen Wolf: The Movie packs a lot of action into its nearly two-and-a-half-hour runtime, and yet it doesn’t feel like enough.

Warning! Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Teen Wolf: The Movie reunited most of Teen Wolf’s beloved heroes, yet in doing so, ignored the show’s most important friendships. Teen Wolf: The Movie saw Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and his pack members join forces once more to take on the Nogitsune (Aaron Hendry), one of Teen Wolf’s creepiest villains. A fundamental pillar of Teen Wolf has always been the love the pack members have for one another, whether romantic or platonic. This was never more apparent than when they beat the Nogitsune for the first time in Teen Wolf season 3. They did everything they could to save Stiles (Dylan O’Brien), who had been possessed by the Nogitsune.

With Crystal Reed’s return as Allison Argent in Teen Wolf: The Movie, it was to be expected that the revival would focus on her romance with Scott. Allison...

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Teen Wolf: The Movie brings back familiar heroes and familiar villains, as the Nogitsune has returned to take revenge on Scott and his pack. Though the original Teen Wolf show had numerous memorable villains, perhaps none were so memorable and vicious as the Nogitsune (Aaron Hendry) from Teen Wolf season 3. Possessing Scott McCall’s (Tyler Posey) best friend Stiles (Dylan O’Brien), wreaking general havoc on Beacon Hills, and eventually becoming responsible for the death of Allison Argent (Crystal Reed), the Nogitsune did a lot of damage, all the while being one of the show’s creepiest and most compelling villains.

As such, it should be no surprise that the Nogitsune was brought back to be the villain in Teen Wolf: The Movie, as Teen Wolf season 3 is often considered to be one of Teen Wolf’s best, largely due to the...

Teen Wolf: The Movie star Melissa Ponzio shares an interesting idea for a superpower she would like her character, Melissa McCall, to develop. Ponzio portrayed McCall, the mother of lead protagonist Scott McCall (Tyler Posey), in the original Teen Wolf series. Along with the majority of the original cast, she reprised her role in a film continuation, Teen Wolf: The Movie. The film takes place 16 years after the events of the show's final season and sees Scott round up the original gang to decipher the meaning of a recurring nightmare he has had about his deceased girlfriend Allison Agent (Crystal Reed) and confront a new and mysterious threat.

While appearing on The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul, Ponzio revealed what superpower she would like her character to have in a sequel to Teen Wolf: The Movie. A sequel film has not yet been officially confirmed, but that didn't stop...

Scott McCall and his wolfpack are back in "Teen Wolf: The Movie." The highly-anticipated film - helmed by the show's original creator, Jeff Davis - hit Paramount+ on Jan. 26 - nearly six years after MTV's "Teen Wolf" series aired its finale in September 2017.

The new movie sees so many of the show's original cast members returning to reprise their roles, including Tyler Posey as Scott, Crystal Reed as Allison Argent, Tyler Hoechlin as Derek Hale, Holland Roden as Lydia Martin, and Colton Haynes as Jackson Whittemore. And if that wasn't exciting enough, the film also brings back cast members like Shelley Hennig as Malia Tate and Dylan Sprayberry as Liam Dunbar.

The last time we saw the cast, some of them were dating each other or other celebrities. Since it's been so long since you've probably checked everybody's social media pages for updates on their personal lives, you might...

Creator Jeff Davis is teasing a possible sequel to Teen Wolf: The Movie starring Derek's son, Eli. A continuation of the popular MTV series, Teen Wolf, the supernatural drama premiered on Paramount+ on January 26. It follows Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) as he travels back to Beacon Hills to assist Chris Argent (Jr Bourne) in carrying out a ritual that would seemingly allow Allison's (Crystal Reed) soul to cross over. However, complications arise when Allison gets brought back to life, along with the Nogitsune, who begins manipulating her. While there was excitement over seeing a number of characters return in Teen Wolf: The Movie, it was a surprise to learn that Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin) had a child, and that he played a significant role throughout.

Portrayed by Vince Mattis, Eli spends a majority of the Teen Wolf movie avigating his relationship with Derek and struggles with the idea of being a werewolf.

Arden Cho, who played Kira Yukimura in Teen Wolf, has no regrets over passing on Teen Wolf: The Movie. After being off the air for almost half a decade, MTV's Teen Wolf returned to the small screen in January 2023. However, rather than come back for what would have been season 7, Teen Wolf. The Movie served as a reunion for the MTV drama. The story picks up nearly two decades after the end of Teen Wolf season 6 as Scott McCall and his allies are brought together once again. Most of the original cast returned for the Paramount+ film, although a few key players did end up declining the invitation to come back.

One of the big characters who were not present in Teen Wolf: The Movie was Kira Yukimura, one of the main characters from season 3 until season 5. Played by Arden Cho, the actor declined the opportunity to reprise the...

Warning: This article includes Spoilers from Teen Wolf: The Movie.Creator Jeff Davis addresses the massive plot hole about Eli Hale's mother in Teen Wolf: The Movie. The Teen Wolf franchise is finally back, but this time as a reunion film instead of a season 7. Written by Teen Wolf's original creator, the movie picks up nearly two decades after the ending of season 6. Once again focusing on Scott McCall and his allies, Teen Wolf: The Movie explores their lives as adults while still dealing with the supernatural. When an old evil emerges, it brings everyone back to Beacon Hills to face the mysterious return of Allison Argent, who died in Teen Wolf season 3. One of the new central characters introduced in the story is Eli Hale, the son of Derek Hale.

While Eli has a huge role in Teen Wolf: The Movie, the plot did leave out a crucial detail about him.

Teen Wolf: The Movie brought back the original show’s beloved cast of characters to fight a familiar Teen Wolf season 3 villain – the Nogitsune. In Teen Wolf season 3, the Nogitsune was finally defeated by trapping it in a triskelion urn. The Nogitsune had wreaked havoc on Scott McCall’s (Tyler Posey) pack, possessing his best friend Stiles (Dylan O’Brien) and causing chaos along the way, all of which finally resulted in the death of Scott’s first love, Allison Argent (Crystal Reed). In Teen Wolf: The Movie, the Nogitsune is back, determined to take revenge on Scott’s pack, to break them apart, and kill the Alpha werewolf once and for all.

The Nogitsune is one of the most powerful creatures in Teen Wolf’s lore, an ancient, nearly omniscient being that feeds off of chaos, strife, and pain. Its inclusion in Teen Wolf: The Movie is not entirely surprising...

Teen Wolf: The Movie was released on Paramount+, and it's clear the show's creator, Jeff Davis, struggled to balance all the beloved characters' storylines because Malia deserved more. Malia was introduced halfway through Teen Wolf's run and became an essential character. When Scott and Stiles found her, she had been living as a full coyote for eight years, so viewers watched as she adjusted to human life. Malia, the daughter of Peter Hale and the Desert Wolf, was adopted and raised as Malia Tate until she turned and accidentally killed her mother and sister. Malia's tragic backstory and link to the Hales made her a compelling character with endless possibilities.

The release of Teen Wolf: The Movie on Paramount+ ushered in a new era of teen wolves, as Jeff Davis also released his new werewolf show Wolf Pack. The Teen Wolf movie is the end of an era, so...

Warning! Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie. Teen Wolf: The Movie introduces new members to the McCall Pack, but the debut of Hikari Zhang in particular makes Kira Yukimura's (Arden Cho) absence worse. To reignite the franchise, Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) is re-assembling his pack after the Nogitsune return to Beacon Hill — a threat compounded by the mysterious resurrection of Allison Argent (Crystal Reed). Serving as a reunion project for the MTV show, the Teen Wolf movie also brings in some new characters, including Hikari Zhang (Amy Lin Workman). While she is a welcome addition to the McCall Pack, her arrival makes Kira's complicated absence worse.

Over its six-season run, the MTV series had its fair share of character departures. Allison's death in Teen Wolf season 3 stemmed from Crystal Reed's decision to venture out with his career. Tyler Hoechlin and Colton Hayes expressed the same reasoning for their respective exits.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.] Teen Wolf: The Movie left off in a hopeful place for most of the characters, though one werewolf did make the ultimate sacrifice. Scott (Tyler Posey) and Lydia (Holland Roden) successfully brought Allison (Crystal Reed) back from the dead. The nogitsune and puppet-master Harris (Adam Fristoe) were defeated. Scott and Allison were back together and, after Derek’s (Tyler Hoechlin) death, took in his son Eli (Vince Mattis), who embraced being a werewolf. Creator Jeff Davis answers our burning questions after the movie and addresses if this will be the last time we see any sort of Teen Wolf. Was the plan always to reunite Scott and Allison once you knew Crystal would be returning? I wouldn’t say it was always the plan. I didn’t know quite where it was gonna end up in my head, but once I figured out Scott’s...

Paramount+ has spooked up two hits with debuts “Teen Wolf: The Movie” and “Wolf Pack,” both of which hail from MTV Entertainment Studios, creator Jeff Davis (who’s under a multi-year deal at the studio) and MGM.

The former — a film revival of the beloved 2011 young-adult supernatural series that reunites a majority of the cast, including stars Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin — broke the streamer’s record for the most-watched original move in the first day of its debut.

The latter, which stars and is executive produced by Sarah Michelle Gellar, marked the platform’s most-viewed YA show since the “iCarly” reboot, making it the No. 2 YA series premiere overall in its first 24 hours.

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Both releases have also won on social media engagement, with “Teen Wolf: The Movie” becoming Paramount+’s most successful social premiere at 4.97 million interactions.

Warning! Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie and Wolf Pack, episode 1.

While Wolf Pack’s arson mystery makes for a strong start for a new show, it also makes its Teen Wolf: The Movie connection more confusing. It’s not uncommon for the many werewolf shows available to start blurring together, but especially so when their premises and release dates are so close as with Teen Wolf: The Movie and Wolf Pack. This is why it’s so important for each werewolf drama to differentiate themselves not based on their supernatural creatures, but by their characters and relationships.

Teen Wolf: The Movie, created by Jeff Davis, has been in development for a while since the end of season 6 of the show. The film takes place years after the final season’s events and revolves around Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) reuniting with the McCall pack as they investigate the mysterious reappearance of Scott’s love interest,...