Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jason Bateman | ... | Todd Howard | |
Kim Darby | ... | Professor Brooks | |
John Astin | ... | Dean Dunn | |
Paul Sand | ... | Coach Finstock | |
James Hampton | ... | Uncle Harold | |
Mark Holton | ... | Chubby | |
Estee Chandler | ... | Nicki | |
Robert Neary | ... | Gustavson | |
Stuart Fratkin | ... | Stiles | |
Beth Miller | ... | Lisa (as Beth Ann Miller) | |
Rachel Sharp | ... | Emily | |
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David Burton | ... | Peter |
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William H. Burton Jr. | ... | Pug (as William H. Burton) |
Kathleen Freeman | ... | Admissions Lady | |
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Eric Matthew | ... | Admissions Kid |
After Scott Howard's hairy adventure in Teen Wolf (1985), his equally unpopular and unathletic cousin, Todd, receives a college boxing scholarship and gets accepted into Hamilton University. Before long, the family's lupine gene finally comes out, and just like that, the once-feeble student becomes a celebrity and the school's champion, catching the eye of the college's pretty girls. Now, there's no turning back, and success is guaranteed; however, being a teenage werewolf has its price. Will the famous and self-assured teen wolf see the error of his ways? Is Todd willing to accept responsibility for his actions, and put his superhuman power to good use? Written by Nick Riganas
Does Hollywood ever learn? You can't top a film like 'Teen Wolf.' All you can do is defile its existence by producing a sequel like this. The movie isn't worth watching unless you're a Jason Bateman fanatic or a masochist.
The plot from the first movie is reduxed here, and poorly. The message is the same. The moral is the same. The only thing that's changed is the faces, because the majority of the cast from the first movie was wise to avoid this bomb. The dad from 'Teen Wolf' makes an appearance, and that's all I can remember (without checking the listing). A forgettable flop.