Annie McEnroe, Christopher Lee, Ferdy Mayne
Horror legend Christopher Lee stars as mysterious werewolf expert Stefan Crosscoe in this sequel that picks up at the funeral of Ben White's (Reb Brown) journalist sister, Karen. At the funeral, Cross...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 11, 2005
Stats: 224 reviews
A ridiculous breast flashing montage, a dwarf?s eyes bursting (and then being picked up and thrown out of a window) and Jimmy Nail getting flattened with a large cardboard box. Sounds like a great film doesn't it!? Well, it?s not. It?s a very very rubbish film!
Certainly more absurd than the previous effort Howling II is a definite camp classic. Christopher Lee plays it straight while Sybil Danning struts about with her breasts out. These may be the source for her Commodore 64 style magic effects but I can't be certain. If you're going ...( read more)
The first Howling revived the werewolf genre. This one flushes it down the toliet.
As good as the original, just way different. I feel like this movie isn't as classy as the original Howling, in fact, it aims for cheesiness, all of the transitions are spiral or square wipes and they use tons of pre-cgi special effects (that i love). But the werewolves looked aw...( read more)
Not only does this sequel suck out of the series but is just fricking strange as hell. Weirdest movie that I have ever seen. The worst sequel of all-time!
Well in the time of this era.well you think oh boring but the big fans of horror well think different.i really like this werewolf becaues it came with the 80s stye very well.now thiers lots an i mean lots of tits.
christopher lee was good in this flim. i feel he done job as a w...( read more)
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The worst sequel of all-time! I recommend never to rent or watch it on cable ever. The acting was awful, weird camera angles, horrible ending, and it actual has a sexual threesome with only werewolves involved (you can find that clip on youtube)
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