Fluentiama Perfect cast and a good story

Inadvands Boring, over-political, tech fuzed mess

Hadrina The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

sigynnez This Review may contain some spoilers. Hello, fellows This is my second review in this site (in all these years) I had the pleasure to see this movie when it came out, and despite all bad reviews and that it was a bomb I just loved it I don't know it was a Craven movie, Christina was in it, and Rosembaum was in it (so sorry it wasn't credited, he was brilliant) And... a couple of days ago I finally could watch the unrated version and loved it more! I always disliked the end, but now it finally (I still dislike it) was worth to watch with more details. So gore and bloody. AS for me, and no matter some of crappy effects, the part of the Elizabeth Shannon's character's death is worth the whole movie... So awesome! I just loved that effect "in parts" if you get my point. For me acting was good, and Joshua shined on his lines in the psycho part. Of course Christina was so believable as Ellie, and Michael was a very strong supporting character. 9/10 This one is MY cult movie! Well, sorry for my English, and greetings from Uruguay

loomis78-815-989034 Bullied teenager Jimmy (Eisenberg) and his Hollywood executive older sister Ellie (Ricci), are attacked by a werewolf one night when driving home on a curiously empty Mulholland Drive. They both start showing signs of becoming a werewolf themselves and Jimmy can't get anyone to believe him. In a nauseating twist we find out that Ellie's too-busy-for-her boyfriend Jake (Jackson) is indeed the werewolf. This long delayed and Studio tampered with werewolf film from the "Scream" and "Scream 2" duo of Writer Kevin Williamson and Director Wes Craven is an absolute atrocity. It's hard to believe this much talent was involved in this lousy CGI werewolf film that couldn't scare a 13 year old by accident. Williamson's script is full of terrible clichéd characters and unbelievable plot twists that get stupider as it goes. Most attempts at humor fall flat and even horror master Wes Craven's direction seems to be going through the motions. Lead Christina Ricci acts most of the film like she is embarrassed being in it and who can blame her? In all fairness to the film makers, the Studio (Dimension) cut and chopped the movie up to make sure it got a PG-13 rating for the kiddies and both Williamson and Craven are on record saying they were disappointed with what the executives did. With that said, it's still hard to imagine this mess being anything good or even watchable for anyone. Everyone should skip this.

gwnightscream Christina Ricci, Jesse Eisenberg, Joshua Jackson, Milo Ventimiglia, Judy Greer and Shannon Elizabeth star in Wes Craven's 2005 horror film. This takes place in L.A. where we meet young woman, Ellie (Ricci) and her brother, Jimmy (Eisenberg) who are heading home and get into a car accident due to a werewolf. They try to help a young woman, Becky (Elizabeth) whose car they hit and she gets brutally slaughtered by the beast while they're scratched/bit by it. Soon, Ellie and Jimmy start to feel different and learn they have inherited a werewolf curse. Jackson (Urban Legend) plays Ellie's mysterious boyfriend, Jake, Ventimiglia (Rocky Balboa) plays Bo, a bully of Jimmy's who becomes his friend, Greer (Jawbreaker) plays Joanie, a co-worker of Ellie's who dislikes her and Scott Baio (Charles in Charge, Happy Days) also appears as himself. This isn't bad, Ricci is great in it and I recommend it for fans of the genre.

stephenfrakes-1 I honestly don't understand the bad ratings that some people have given this movie. It is a favorite of mine and one that I watch every October when I am watching my Halloween collection of movies. The well-known actors (Christina Ricci, Joshua Jackson, Milo Ventimiglia, Jesse Eisenberg, Portia de Rossi, Judy Greer, Michael Rosenbaum) are great, not to mention the dog Zipper (Solar). The movie is certainly not the same-O, same-O werewolf movie. And it is kind of fun having it take place in the Hollywood Scene with some actors and singers playing themselves. I recommend it to anyone who wants to see a good movie for the Halloween Season. My only problem with it is that they never made a sequel.