Trespass

Old feelings surface as Elena and Clay must track a Mutt. The plot thickens with each episode as does character development.

No full trans-morphing in this one. The blue- eyed Lady Wolf is absent, so there are, alas, also no back alley cloakroom wardrobe changes, so no delectable bare behind. Except for the guy's in the otherwise coyly- filmed sex scene. The blood and gore level rises quite considerably with a harrowing wolf showdown at a rave location. What a creepy werewolf it is, kinda roadkill-gone-feral- looking. Stinky and mangy and suspiciously bloodless when shot, but all bloody intestines when pulverized by a 4x4 truck's crash guard. Will make you enjoy the sight of the lovely blonde lead even more, promise. Laura Vandervoort and Greyston Holt (uncannily reminiscent of Christian Slater) make a breathtaking couple. That other bloke just can't cut it. Towards the end, another gruesome sight as a regular character came to an ugly end. Not for the squeamish. Then, again, the show itself wouldn't be taken seriously by horror fans. There is only one reason to watch, and that's the blue-eyed blonde angel.