Frenzy Moon

One day someone is going to make a good one again, like the howling, or american werewolf in london.

But this fails on all aspects, firstly the titles go backwards. Someone else said it was good to see not computer generated effects, but this needed them. Firstly the acting is not even bottom draw, its below the draws. And the costume looks like it came from a fancy dress store. And you cant cheat height. The person in the costume could only have been 5'3. Barely tall as a werewolf should be. Save your selves an 80 min of sadness and regret.

Looking for a film that offers excitement, gore, creatures and fun? This is the film for you! Frenzy Moon brings back that eighties grime that I for one have been missing. As one of my fellow viewers said- in a world of tepid, bland, 'high budget' horror, Frenzy Moon is a hot stinky breath of fresh air.

Hahahaha. The people who gave this a 10 are either staring in it or mentally unstable.

As soon as you see the names scrolling up at the beginning that have been done on someone's pc. You know it's going to be bad.

Queue the opening scene. A couple running about 1 mile an hour from a stuffed cuddly Werewolf toy. It's hilarious but obviously not ment to be. The acting,script,effects are all so bad you really will struggle to get to the end.

I hold my hands up. I couldn't and doubt many will.

If your a fan of Werewolves or just a fan of movies in general. Give this mess a wide berth.

Oh, come on, iMDB these reviews of 10 for this complete and utter tripe has to stop! Only imbeciles or friends of the director would score this garbage 10! It has no redeeming features, the acting is quite simply dreadful, the dialogue truly awful and the director must be a 12-year-old on crystal meth! I knew straightaway from the amateurish rolling title credits this was going to be awful, and boy was I right. The storyline is painful and the special effects laughable in the extreme. However, if you want a good laugh, give it a try. Plan-9-From-Outer-Space is a masterpiece in comparison.

I had the pleasure of seeing this flick at the Pittsburgh Moving Picture Thriller Film Festival with director Gregory Lamberson in person and really enjoyed watching it with an audience. Yes, it's scary. Yes, it's gory. Yes, the wolves are awesome and NOT CGI. But this movie also has a sense of humor about itself in the vein of American Werewolf In London and Evil Dead, which likely served as some inspiration along with an unholy mix of b-movie and creature feature fun. I loved getting jump scared and laughing along with a crowd in the theater and can't wait to see what Lamberson does next. Shout out to the cast, including Aaron Krygier who plays the best salty monster hunter since Quint in Jaws.