Movie Review: Monsterwolf
We haven't had a werewolf movie in a while. This one's interesting as it shows the werewolf and not just bits and pieces of a wolf puppet. It's CGI to the max, but I'll take it as a win.
This wolf is out for environmental balance and harmony. You mess that up, it messes you up. Even if you're locked in a jail cell. Of course there's a Native American aspect to it. White people don't turn into wolves apparently, it just doesn't seem to happen without having some sort of Native American springboard.
I found myself captivated by Jason London as the redneck romeo to our attempting-to-be-hard Juliet. I think I may have a bit of a crush.
Other than that, same old same old werewolf movie. I root for the wolf, hope the humans get eaten. Except Jason London. He's pretty,
Moral of this movie; Don't mess with Native American legend. It'll jack you up.
This wolf is out for environmental balance and harmony. You mess that up, it messes you up. Even if you're locked in a jail cell. Of course there's a Native American aspect to it. White people don't turn into wolves apparently, it just doesn't seem to happen without having some sort of Native American springboard.
I found myself captivated by Jason London as the redneck romeo to our attempting-to-be-hard Juliet. I think I may have a bit of a crush.
Other than that, same old same old werewolf movie. I root for the wolf, hope the humans get eaten. Except Jason London. He's pretty,
Moral of this movie; Don't mess with Native American legend. It'll jack you up.
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