Wer
Directed by William Brent Bell
When a family is brutally slain, a strange man living near the crime scene is charged with their murders. Believing her client is innocent, defence attorney Kate Moore and her team decide to prove his physical incapability to local authorities. As she delves into his enigmatic family history, she uncovers evidence that suggests the rebirth of anunexpected legend. As the bloodbath ensues, Kate must do whatever she can to survive the surrounding terror and prevent the chaos from spreading.
When a family is brutally slain, a strange man living near the crime scene is charged with their murders.
Cast: AJ Cook, Brian Scott O'Connor, Simon Quarterman, Sebastian Roche, Vik Sahay
Member Reviews
A great little film,nice to see a horror film set outside of the US! My one criticism is that there should have been more of a physical change in the werewolf, growing fangs, claws, a muzzle and shaggy hair. In actual legend werewolves transformed entirely into wolves that were indistinguishable from ordinary wolves except, perhaps in weird behaviour. The main copper did look just like Gordon Ramsay though and i expected him ti go into a foul mouthed rant over grub at any moment.
This was quite good. Acting wasn’t that bad and plot was interesting. The main cop reminded me of Gordon Ramsay though lol
Feels like an extended ad for... something. Camera quality is too high for found footage. Editing is excellent and snappy, but refuses to linger and create suspense. The accents were... fine for the most part, but simple things would be done for cost (like defaulting to English) that broke immersion and internal reasoning. An excellent film school movie, an unimpactful slog for a professional production.
a very different take on an old favourite enjoyed it cheap but enjoyable
Really good/ different take on a werewolf tale! Loved it. Brutal and gory.