Emily (Eli DeGeer) and Edith Stevens (Ana Rojas-Plumberg) go from one bad moment to another in this.
Terrified and alone, they are stranded in the woods, hunted by a werewolf. When they find shelter in a nearby home, things only get worse. They must work together to get out alive as a family of werewolves close in for the kill.
I kind of love the perils of these characters, where things just keep getting worse for them throughout the movie. Even finding three women inside the house of Coen Anders (Douglas Epps) - including Linnea Quigley - and having Edith's father Rhett (Gary Kent) heading off to save them might not be enough to protect them.
Some people might be put off by the fact that this movie is advertised as a werewolf story and that's only part of it. As for me, I was excited because I really had no idea where things were spinning out of control to next. It's always a treat to watch one of Todd Sheets' movies, because you know you're getting some wild ideas, practical effects and a creative force who truly cares about entertaining his audience.
Terrified and alone, they are stranded in the woods, hunted by a werewolf. When they find shelter in a nearby home, things only get worse. They must work together to get out alive as a family of werewolves close in for the kill.
I kind of love the perils of these characters, where things just keep getting worse for them throughout the movie. Even finding three women inside the house of Coen Anders (Douglas Epps) - including Linnea Quigley - and having Edith's father Rhett (Gary Kent) heading off to save them might not be enough to protect them.
Some people might be put off by the fact that this movie is advertised as a werewolf story and that's only part of it. As for me, I was excited because I really had no idea where things were spinning out of control to next. It's always a treat to watch one of Todd Sheets' movies, because you know you're getting some wild ideas, practical effects and a creative force who truly cares about entertaining his audience.