The Howling: Reborn (2011)

Simply A Masterpiece

Must See Movie...

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

The Howling: Reborn, was not a reborn at all, this movie is trying to make some money out of the of success of Twilight movie series and we have seen this in a lot of direct to DVD movies, even so I like some aspect of the movie. The element of who is the werewolf? Is really good execute in it I also like some part of the dialog and the story is not that bad.The acting was not good at all and the werewolves make – up well more of a Halloween costume really disappoints a lot.The Howling: Reborn, is one of the weakest installments on The Howling series.

When you expect so little from a movie and it fails to meet even your lowest expectations, you know it is one of the worst. I like werewolves and I liked the howling. I thought the remake would be at least decent. But no, not at all. First of all, we do not see a werewolf till the 65 minute mark, and even then it is a naked guy with furry trousers. Even though there are some lycan on lycan action towards the end, it is ruined by quick pacing and close shots. The first part of the movie is basically the first spiderman and the rest is incoherent, plot less and dumb. Though the writers say this is not a remake but a version from some novel also called howling, it is nonsense since the "getting werewolves on camera to prove they are real" scene is there. Now when you have a decent work done, you can include inside jokes like "no werewolves were harmed during the making" but when the hero stabs the intimidating muscle-bound werewolf with a necklace and kills it instantly, thereby destroying the viewers hopes to witness some action scenes, you should know you have done a terrible job. And what's with the ending? So the Alfa is not dead, and werewolf apocalypse actually began? What's the point of including cliffhanger when it is obvious you have no chance to shoot sequels?

On the eve of his high school graduation, Will Kidman finally looks up to catch the eye of the girl he's lusted over for the last four years, mysterious Eliana.He's always been shy, but when he discovers a dark secret from his past - that he is heir to a powerful line of werewolves - he finds he has a choice to make between succumbing to his primal nature, or turning against his own, and maintaining his humanity.In order to fight the destiny of his legacy, and save Eliana - as well as himself - he must battle not only his growing blood lust but an army of fearsome beasts bent on killing him....An awful attempt to cash in on the name of a horror movie that was tarnished by some of the worse sequels ever made and obviously the Twilight saga.The main guy looks like Harry Potter without the personality, and he spends the movie being stared at by some angry Backstreet Boys wannabes and some woman who looks like his dead mother, just without glasses.The story makes no sense, he falls in love with some girl who sleepwalks through the film, and Werewolves, they should be called Where? wolves, because you never really see the things in full.Please, if you want to see a blatant rip off of the Twilight saga, watch Vampires Suck, it's just as bad, but at least you will get references.Or watch the Howling instead, and refuse to believe that this exists.Boring and dreadful.

I found this movie to be pretty enjoyable and I don't like the Twilight series.I don't know why it got poor reviews, sure the plot has a few minor holes and it fast-forwards at one point, but really, I thought the fast-forward was a good idea.It was obvious to the viewers what the friend's reaction would be, and the nurse would write it off as a practical joke, so there was no reason why that scene had to be extended.I found the werewolves to be good looking, actually, and its rather good special effects for a low-budget movie...I've seen worse! The soundtrack was forgettable, but I found it didn't really need a soundtrack anyways.The movie could have been better with the scares, but it had more of a creepy tone to it, though, which I like.I found the plot to be somewhat dry and overused, but some points were rather unique (I never saw the original Howling movies).The acting wasn't bad, neither was the character development.All in all, if you're a werewolf fan and you don't mind watching a low-budget movie, then I'd recommend this to you.