Review of Howl (2015) by Bruno D — 21 Feb 2017
Howl is a good example of how to do werewolves in modern day correctly. Howl has a really unique spin on the usual werewolf film having the whole movie take place in one location (a train) were the main characters are pitted against werewolves lurking in the woods outside.
I really enjoyed this movie. It's full of laughs and scares as well as really creepy werewolves. This movie oozes tension and atmosphere. It's really fantastic. The werewolves themselves are really well handled.
They are a mix of the huge biped werewolves that you see in Dog Soldiers, Bad Moon etc and the Wolf Man design. They came off as creepy and the way they acted and moved added to the scare factor. There is a few uses of CGI in the movie which I don't think looks all that good but it's so small that it doesn't take up much time and practical effects are used most of the time which look good.
If you're looking for a good modern werewolf movie then check this out because it stands as one among the very few great werewolf movies. 4/5.
This review of Howl (2015) was written by Bruno D on 21 Feb 2017.
Howl has generally received mixed reviews.
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