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A group of strangers visit an ancient Hungarian castle and bring along a werewolf.A group of strangers visit an ancient Hungarian castle and bring along a werewolf.A group of strangers visit an ancient Hungarian castle and bring along a werewolf.
Phil Davis
- The Count
- (as Philip Davis)
József Madaras
- Peter
- (as Joszef Madaras)
Zsuzsa Holl
- Hungarian mistress of the castle
- (uncredited)
Zsolt Körtvélyessy
- Hungarian lord of the castle
- (uncredited)
Antal Leisen
- Waiter
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaDespite the fact that this film states "Based on the novels 'The Howling I, II, and III' written by Gary Brandner", this film is in no way based on any of those novels, and is a sequel to the earlier Howling films in name only.
- GoofsThere was no city called "Budapest" in 1489. The cities of Buda and Pest were not merged until 1873.
- Quotes
Marylou Summers: The Devil was a werewolf... Wow, that's incredible!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Howling: New Moon Rising (1995)
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Basically this is the werewolf version of Ten Little Indians. A group of people end up stranded at a castle during a snowstorm and while they wait for it to end someone or something begins to pick them off one by one. With the howling and teeth marks on the bodies it points to one of them not being what they seem. This is actually a fairly descent Howling movie but it does have a small budget. I will give credit in the fact that they did well with what they had. The ending is also somewhat clever if you are not paying close attention throughout the movie. Overall not bad for what it is and is better than some of the other sequels.
- lone-wolf-007
- Jan 21, 2010
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