This movie looks more like a project a teen director would put together for their finals.

The best thing about the movie is the music tracks it has some lovely music in it.

The acting is about on par for the whole movie its not as bad as 1970s b movies but not as good as some polished TV dramas As for the story.....Its confusing and convoluted at best and just down right awful in parts.

With a reputed 1/4 million budget its hard to see where it was spent but I'm guessing a lot of it went of red corn syrup.

Save your time and money and watch Dog Soldiers or American Werewolf in London if you want to see a decent werewolf movie.

A better title would have been canine as there are no werewolves in this movie

Not a werewolf movie at all. I was disappointed that it did not feature an actual werewolf. It focused more on lycanthropy then the actual transformation--not a bad movie but if you're looking for an real werewolf movie like the howling or something along that line, pass this by if you aren't interested.

The lead actress in this film gives what is perhaps the most brilliant drunken performance since W.C. Fields. Her dedication to her craft is evident all throughout, as she uses gin-infused slurring to transition seamlessly from one made up accent to the next. Unless you count slurring as a seam, I guess. And while this intoxicated performance was at the top of its game, it could not come close to matching the dedicated inebriation of the sound design team, whose ability to make the film sonic-ally assault you like a Mel Gibson antisemitism rant. I give this film eight Jagermeister shots. "COME AND GET US YOU BASTARD! I gotta pee."