Something Evil, Something Dangerous: New Moon Rising

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John Michael Lowe, Oliver Bray, Gwenllian Thurstan, Suzanne Howarth, Ricky Cusimano, Declan Whelan, Maria Solberg-Williams, Roisin McGowan, and Shane Leeming in Something Evil, Something Dangerous: New Moon Rising (2011)

A successful young author begins experiencing visions through her dreams, she begins having psychic connections to an ancient race of lycanthropes responsible for several unsolved murders in... Read allA successful young author begins experiencing visions through her dreams, she begins having psychic connections to an ancient race of lycanthropes responsible for several unsolved murders in a small coastal town.A successful young author begins experiencing visions through her dreams, she begins having psychic connections to an ancient race of lycanthropes responsible for several unsolved murders in a small coastal town.

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- Richard Albiston
Writers
- Richard Albiston
- J.J. Parker
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Director
- Richard Albiston
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- Richard Albiston
- J.J. Parker
Stars

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Low budget werewolf flick

Saw this a few years ago on DVD and recently came across it again. It is a nice little werewolf film. A young woman is injured while research a 'big news story' so she heads out to the wilderness for some piece and quiet, but werewolves live in the woods and kill anyone who gets too close to discovering thier secret. There is a lot of weird things in the film, like the strange hermit woman in the woods and awkward attempted rape scene. The acting is amateurish at best and the werewolf effects looks really fake a lot of the times, but I liked it. The ending is very rushed but its not the worst werewolf film I've ever seen.

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Shot in the Univisium film format. It is the first low-budget film to use this film format originally developed by cinematographer Vittorio Storaro.