Werewolves Within

Starring: Sam Richardson, Milana Vayntrub, George Basil, et al.

Director: Josh Ruben

Rated: NR (Not Rated)

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When a killer terrorizes the snowed-in residents of a small town, it falls to the new forest ranger to find out who - or what - lurks among them in this hilarious horror whodunnit.

Format:DVD

UPC:014381141498

Release Date:December 2021

Rating:NR (Not Rated)

Publisher:IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT

Director:Josh Ruben

Starring:Sam Richardson, Milana Vayntrub, George Basil, Sarah Burns, Michael Chernus, Catherine Curtin, Wayne Duvall, Harvey Guillen, Rebecca Henderson, Cheyenne Jackson

Runtime:1 hour, 37 minutes

Number of Disks:1

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A campy version of “And Then There Were None”.

Published by bernie4444 , 1 day ago

As with all movies based on video/board games, they are not the game, but the characters are recognizable. This movie is way too campy to relate to the game. There are lots of one-liners, a tad too much potty mouth, and politically incorrect innuendo. If they did not try to make it too funny, it would have been a good movie, as they did a good job of playing a whodunit, and everyone looks and could be the wolf if there is one. All the characters are a tad unreal, but that is to match the game (too bad they had to match). The highlight is that the movie has Lily Adams, the AT&T girl in it, and Milana Vayntrub plays Cecily Moore, the postal girl in this movie; she looks good in uniform. The basic story is that in the small town of Beaverfield, the residents are divided over letting a pipeline go through their area. To this town came a few new people, including the Person in charge of selling the pipeline and a new ranger. Through a series of weather mishaps, the town is isolated. Now, something is amiss. It seems that people are being dispatched, and the little dog too. As things heat up, it looks as though they do not have to worry as much about mysterious forces, as they are more susceptible to dispatching each other. Of course, it is always the last person you suspect. Hopefully.