This film begins in Germany with a research laboratory sending a female werewolf by the name of "Christine Hofferman" (Christy O'Connor) to another laboratory in the United States. Unfortunately, she manages to break out of the crate which was accidentally shipped to a pyrotechnic company and all kinds of mayhem ensues from that point on. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this is one of those films in which the directors (Gregory C. Parker and Christian Pindar) obviously couldn't agree with one another about what kind of film they wanted to make. So, rather than making any firm decision they combined action, comedy and horror in the apparent hope that something might work. They failed miserably in that regard as the action wasn't really that compelling, the comedy fell flat and the horror lacked focus. Likewise, the fact that this was a low-budget effort certainly didn't help matters either. To that effect, about the only positive aspect of this movie was the performance of Tamara Malawitz (as "Char Madden") who at least played her part in a credible manner. Which is more than I can say for anybody else. Be that as it may, this is not a film that I can honestly recommend to anyone and I have rated it accordingly.
Review of Werewolf: The Devil's Hound
