From the makers of The Devil Inside comes the rebirth of one of horror’s most iconic monsters. Presented as a found footage documentary, it follows a defence lawyer who discovers something beastly about her client. With a smart reinvention of the werewolf legend, big scares and great performances.

A.J. Cook (Mother’s Day, Night Skies, TV’s Criminal Minds)

Brian Scott O’Connor (acting debut)

Simon Quarterman (The Devil Inside, TV’s Holby City)

Vic Sahay (Chuck, Good Will Hunting, TV’s NCIS)

Clifton Collins Jr (Pacific Rim, Star Trek, Transcendence)

Sebastian Roché (Beowulf, The Adventures of Tintin, Last of the Mohicans)

Director
William Brent Bell (The Devil Inside, Stay Alive)

When something slaughters a family camping in the French countryside, the freakishly large and powerful Talan Gwynek (Brian Scott O’Connor) is arrested for the crime.

While as his public defender Kate (A.J. Cook) argues his case, she begins to suspect he’s suffering from a rare medical condition that causes physical abnormalities. But as they begin the tests, Kate discovers his truth is far more monstrous that she ever imagined…

A truly great werewolf film only comes along once in a blue moon, so it’s exciting to see one that not only delivers are the scares and tension of a great horror but also has the intelligence to transform the legend and bring it into the 21st Century.

William Brent Bell (The Devil Inside) proves why he’s one of the top emerging directors in the horror genre. He takes a gritty approach, using found footage to ground the story in reality and deliver big scares. He also creates a much less cartoonish version of the werewolf than we’ve seen before – the result is arguably the monster’s most savage and terrifyingly real incarnation to date.

That’s also thanks to Brian Scott O’Connor, who makes a powerful debut as the silent and imposing Talan. He leads a pack a impressive actors that includes rising stars (A.J. Cook), established character actors (Vic Sahay) and veteran talent (Sebastian Roché).

A howling good horror!

"A werewolf movie with plenty of bite, ★★★★" - HorrorTalk

"Fresh and gore-packed take on the werewolf mythology" - Live for films

"One of the most authentic werewolf creations since An American Werewolf in London." - Howard Gorman, Scream Magazine

"The best werewolf movie in a over a decade" - Nerdly

"An unmissable slice of top notch horror, ★★★★★" - Horror Channel