September 20, 2008
This will probably be remade or ripped off. The idea is that good. A whodunit w/ a monster.
Peter Cushing, Calvin Lockhart, Marlene Clark
Eight people are shrouded with the mystery behind the werewolf, and only one of them is! It's up to the viewer to find out!
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Flixster Reviews (78)
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August 19, 2007Possibly the most disappointing Amicus film ever. For years, I blamed Hammer for this travesty mainly due to Peter Cushing's presence. He's made to look like a complete pillock here though with long diatribes about what makes someone a werewolf which will have you laughing at the...( read more)
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April 29, 2009First movie that I saw with Calvin Lockhart. I was impressed to know that a Bahamian was the lead actor in this movie. I was even more impressed with the level of his acting. I just feel that he is due more way more recognition than he has been given.
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October 24, 2008It's an almost unbearable corny movie set to the music from the 70s that just doesn't work. Yet it's a cool idea, giving you clues, red herrings, suspects, and the chance to solve the mystery is a neat aspect. However the movie drops the ball a lot. The werewolf is just a dog, no...( read more)
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April 9, 2008Can you guess who is the werewolf or werewolves? Full of camp and red herrings
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June 26, 2008It's curious that a couple of guys on here say that the alternative title gives the game away. If they are referring to 'Black Werewolf' then I can only presume they didn't watch the film to the end cus, yes there is a 'black' werewolf in the story, but, as with the title, this turns out to be only a very big red herring! It's not the real killer that is revealed at the end.
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