WEREWOLVES IN HEAT

Cinemavixion Review

Lance Polland's "Werewolves in Heat" plunges viewers into the sun-baked, desolate landscape of Death Valley, a town ironically named for its harsh environment and even harsher inhabitants. This 2015 offering is a gritty, genre-bending affair that mashes up biker culture with supernatural horror. The narrative centers on the Legion of Outlaws, a local motorcycle club whose illicit activities—ranging from drug trafficking to prostitution—are disturbingly amplified by the occasional, and apparently commonplace, werewolf attacks. The film stars Minchi Murakami, Christopher Raff, and the notably unexpected Ron Jeremy, who contribute to the unique, often unsettling, atmosphere. While critical reception and awards may be scarce, "Werewolves in Heat" offers a distinctive blend of cult B-movie elements, promising a viewing experience that is both campy and surprisingly visceral for fans of unconventional horror.