brilliant actors, brilliant editing

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

Very predictable, very poor story, no thrill, actors can't act.

You could forgive the lack of a budget, you could forgive the bad acting. The direction is actually not terrible for what there is to work with What you can't forgive is the last quarter of the film where it suddenly dawns on everybody involved, "Oh yeah, an explanation and an ending, I knew we forgot something!" and it just throws stuff against the wall in a hurried jumble to get the film over with. The explanations for the explanation are non-existent. The logic to anyone's actions, which at least had been standard horror fare up to them, go right out the window. I hope the Director Bev Land get's another shot, the camera work is fine, especially for the money available to work with, it's the plot, and some poor acting that let it down in the end.

This movie looks more like a project a teen director would put together for their finals.The best thing about the movie is the music tracks it has some lovely music in it.The acting is about on par for the whole movie its not as bad as 1970s b movies but not as good as some polished TV dramas As for the story.....Its confusing and convoluted at best and just down right awful in parts.With a reputed 1/4 million budget its hard to see where it was spent but I'm guessing a lot of it went of red corn syrup.Save your time and money and watch Dog Soldiers or American Werewolf in London if you want to see a decent werewolf movie.A better title would have been canine as there are no werewolves in this movie

The film takes place in Georgia 1986 to avoid cell phones. A group of college students on a class project search for the grave of Emily Burt, a supposed werewolf according to legend and newspaper articles. The film introduces the characters, presents a back story, and then moves into the action.Eighties style film. You know the students are being watched by a fish-eye lens. We also know Isabella (Dania Ramirez) has sort of issue from early scenes. Light on special effects. Plenty of blood, but not much gore. Sound track had one good song, wish they had done more (Pull the Trigger, Now!) Guide: F-word, sex, nudity (Diana Ramirez, Alina Puscan)