HOWLING, WEREWOLF ATTACK

Cinemavixion Review

Lance W. Dreesen's "Howling, Werewolf Attack" plunges into a chilling adolescent dilemma, centered around a teenager's harrowing encounter with a werewolf. The narrative pivots on the protagonist's suspicion that his own stepfather might be the monstrous entity, setting the stage for a tense, psychological thriller. Trevor Duke-Moretz anchors the film with a compelling performance as the tormented youth, grappling not only with a supernatural curse but also with familial distrust. Kimberly J. Brown and Richard Tyson provide solid support, contributing to the film's atmosphere of mounting dread. While the film delves into classic werewolf lore, its strength lies in exploring the blurred lines between human and beast, and the terrifying possibility that the monster lurks closer than imagined. It's a suspenseful exploration of fear and paranoia within the confines of a seemingly ordinary suburban life.