Antonio Fargas, Brendan Hughes, Carol Lynley
A villainous carnival owner traps a young werewolf to include in his growing menagerie of inhuman exhibits.
DVD Release Date: January 1, 1991
Stats: 54 reviews
Rubbish but it does try! Some of the shots are quite good but even a bigger budget couldn?t and wouldn?t help the dodgy storyline. The werewolf looks crap too!
It's just okay. There's nothing too special about it. It's interesting and it's a different kind of werewolf film, but it's pretty lacking.
I love the 1st Howling film, but this was so bad, I didnt actually watch most of it, it was just backgroud noise. Someone had it free with they're DVD player.
Whilst the first Howling film was a solid example of the Werewolf genre's re-invention, not many positives can be made about this cheeply made, diabolically acted B-film. The opening scene; a slow-mo first person pusuit of a terrified, blood spattered girl through a shadowy fore...( read more)
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