Silverhide

[Marcus]

Synopsis from amazon:
"A group of conspiracy theorists are secretly watching a Top Secret military base in the desolate Welsh mountains. They are looking for experimental and highly classified test aircraft to report about in a magazine, when they suddenly discover a Top Secret and highly lethal creature, first discovered in the 1920's, which the military and Government are testing. The creature's fur has the ability to turn invisible in moonlight."

And a youtube trailer: youtu.be/NsFLyxG_RU0

It's released on DVD on 6th April in UK.

Biggest concern is that it's rated a 12. So you can forget about any gore, big scares, cool transformations, or anything else that a werewolf film should be.

[ArcLight]

Still, looks like it might be worth checking out. Thanks for the heads up.

[Werewolf]

Doesn't look too bad, however if its fur turns invisible in the moonlight doesn't that mean that we'll spend the majority of the movie hardly seeing anything of the actual werewolf? I know that works in some movies but i like to see my monster!

[johnlehman]

Did not really care for this one. Too many quick cuts and not enough werewolf...i dont mind some suspense but give us something...

[darkwolfavenged]

I managed 30 mins and gave up. It's so badly made and very, very dull. The version I saw did have gore though - blood and ripped off limbs and head. Even so it was still incredibly boring.

[monkeybloke]

I picked this up on DVD a while ago. Unfortunately it's not very good.
Poorly made, and while the decision to make the "werewolf" invisible probably saved a lot of money, it means your climax involves your protagonists being menaced by an empty corridor.

[ArcLight]

Apr 3, 2015 9:51:14 GMT -5 ArcLight said:

Still, looks like it might be worth checking out.

I was wrong.

So very, very wrong...


(tho in my defense, it's been retitled to "Werewolf" on Tubi so I didn't realize what I was getting into at first)