This film is a fun spin on the 'whodunnit' genre of films, rather than working out who committed a crime you're actually playing 'whoisit' and trying to work out who is a werewolf.
It is very cheesy (typical 70s scenes, including the obligatory car chase sequence) and highly amusing in some parts, particularly the camp horror voice overs when the film gives you instructions and later asks you to solve the puzzle in the 'werewolf break'.
The obnoxiousness of the main character, Tom Newcliffe, amused me greatly. The other characters are also entertaining in their own ways, particularly the pompous Arthur Bennington, the eerily peculiar Paul Foote, the educated Dr. Lundgren, and Tom's level-headed wife Caroline.
Expect extreme cheese in terms of the scenes, soundtrack and lines, a bit of fun, small budget, and some over acting and I'm sure you'll find it as entertaining as I did. Great to watch with friends so you can try to guess who the werewolf is. Having watched this film numerous times, I can say there are enough clues to woprk it out, but they are quite subtle.
It is very cheesy (typical 70s scenes, including the obligatory car chase sequence) and highly amusing in some parts, particularly the camp horror voice overs when the film gives you instructions and later asks you to solve the puzzle in the 'werewolf break'.
The obnoxiousness of the main character, Tom Newcliffe, amused me greatly. The other characters are also entertaining in their own ways, particularly the pompous Arthur Bennington, the eerily peculiar Paul Foote, the educated Dr. Lundgren, and Tom's level-headed wife Caroline.
Expect extreme cheese in terms of the scenes, soundtrack and lines, a bit of fun, small budget, and some over acting and I'm sure you'll find it as entertaining as I did. Great to watch with friends so you can try to guess who the werewolf is. Having watched this film numerous times, I can say there are enough clues to woprk it out, but they are quite subtle.