Fourteen-year-old Eleanor Crane goes to visit her uncle Peter in a remote Eastern European village, and receives an unexpectedly cold welcome from the villagers, who are plagued by a deadly...
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Title: The Werewolf Reborn! (1998)
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| Robin Atkin Downes | ... | Peter Kranek | |
| Ashley Tesoro | ... | Eleanore Crane (as Ashley Lyn Cafagna) | |
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Bogdan Cambera | ... | Peter Crane |
| Len Lesser | |||
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Fourteen-year-old Eleanor Crane goes to visit her uncle Peter in a remote Eastern European village, and receives an unexpectedly cold welcome from the villagers, who are plagued by a deadly curse - and from her cousin, who hides a deadly secret of his own. Written by Schleppy
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The other of only two produced movies in a planned but never finished quadrilogy of updated remakes of the four classic Universal monster movies - Frankenstein, Wolfman, Dracula and The Mummy. The remakes of first two films came out as Frankenstein Reborn! and Werewolf Reborn!. The final two films only had movie posters made for them. Before the whole project got canceled, there were even ideas of producing further remakes of classic Universal monster movies like the Creature from the Black Lagoon. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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20 October 1998 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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The premise of this movie is simple -- it's a werewolf story for the new teen generation.
It's not a bad attempt at this ... it's just not particularly good. It came out at the same time as "Frankenstein Reborn!", which was attempting to do the same with that story. Both are aimed at a fairly young audience, so neither of them are all that horrifying and they both feature teenage girl protagonists. Basically, they're TV movies, and pretty average ones at that. There's some good stuff here, but it's outweighed by the mediocre.
Robin Atkin Downes does a great job as the lycanthropic uncle, and Len Lesser (of Seinfeld fame) is pretty good as the unbelieving inspector. The special effects aren't bad at all. It's difficult to think of anything else about the movie which is remarkable, in the same way that it's difficult to pick out anything worth criticising.
It's okay for 12-14 year olds who are interested in the genre, but even they might find it a little boring, and there's very little here for anyone else. It's certainly not a movie I'll be watching again any time soon.