Julie Bowen, Julie Delpy, Phil Buckman
An American man unwittingly gets involved with werewolves who have developed a serum allowing them to transform at will.
DVD Release Date: July 21, 1998
Stats: 1,586 reviews
Not near as serious as "in London", and had quite a few lame jokes. But in a mood like "The Frighteners" it was horror comedy that you can still enjoy. The monster effects waver from cool to really lame CGI. Worth it if you're feeling really lazy and there is nothing else to w...( read more)
An American Werewolf in Paris has no real connection with it's predecessor. However it does follow the same premise and keeps the interesting mythology it started. Paris may not be as classic as it's dry and bizarre prequel, but it is just as entertaining. The humour is only real...( read more)
A sequel that should never have happened. Bad, hairless CGI werewolves and stupid humour. Ugh.
hmmm not too bad,the wolf effects are very poor cgi, and it looks like its sick.the gore is great and the concept is ok despite being a rerun of the first.but its the look n feel of the film which still wins...the film still has the originals appeal although scott is abit weak.
Not surprisingly as good as the London werewolf, but this is still a pretty funny movie. There were several laugh out loud moments with this. It tried to keep in the same vein as the original, but because there had to be a happy ending, is where this movie falls flat on its face....( read more)
I wasn't too impressed. The werewolves jumping out of total darkness was startling each time, even when predictable, but it didn't really make up for the campy humor. I think I'm over teenage hormones as a source for entertainment in movies. The only part of this movie that reall...( read more)
Horrible sequel, but as a unique movie (unique means nothing to do with the first one), it's fun, and funny (at least it tried to be like that way too hard).
43/100
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first comment woot woot
aint bad movie saw it bout an hour ago
soooo bye byez :)
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