I wouldn't mind spoilers either. Quick question Werefan--where you learn that spoiler about the ending? And yes, I think the Howling did that first.

Here's a pretty "spoilery" one:

http://heyuguys.co.uk/love-bite-review/

Not a lot of hints on the TF sequences (if there are any) though.

A while back I exchanged messages with someone who'd seen the Toronto screening of the film.
She said that (highlight to view) Ed Speelers and Jessica Szohr's characters were werewolves at one point, and that Luke Pasqualino's character becomes a werewolf and transforms onscreen.  I didn't inquire further since I didn't want to annoy her. I should also note that the "Extended Classification Information" for the film on the BBFC website (http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF295652/) says (highlight to view) "At the end of the film there is a shot of wolves in silhouette having sex and howling under the full moon."

Last edited by blackjack60 (2012-11-11 08:19:37)

Thank you in return for the  kind words! Your remark about searching twitter prompted me to try as well. My results pretty much echoed yours (highlight to view):

These tweets (https://twitter.com/taylorhayes_/status … 1786704897 and https://twitter.com/AdamWalker_92/statu … 4671747073) reference "wolf sex." Additionally, this tweet (https://twitter.com/BasselMaleh/status/ … 5819420672) says "love bite ends with two wolves having anal sex." Since the film is a comedy, this might suggest the wolves are male. Yet, all of these just reference wolves, so perhaps werewolves aren't involved in the ending.
On the other hand, this tweet (https://twitter.com/abbishort/status/267026386085097473) says "We saw ware wolfs having sex."
In any case, all this detective work is maki9ng me look like a bit of a perv, so perhaps I'll stop there for now!

If there are no female werewolves, I do not see it. Already we see that it is a crap movie for horny gay guys.

Reviews don't get much more hostile than this:

http://platform-online.net/2012/11/revi … mony-2012/

And to the straight fetish boys: It's true that werewolves one of a tiny of areas of popular culture to feature men more than women, but things have been better for you in the past decade, what with Ginger Snaps and Cursed. And if you're into TF more broadly I don't have much sympathy.

In any case, let's all try to be more accommodating of the larger community. We give a lot of them the icks, and while our interests shouldn't really be relevant to them either way, needless icks are ... needless.

I am convinced that there is a large portion of people passionate about these things, would want to see more female werewolves TFs. But at a certain level as the success of the actors, it is inevitable, there is too much corruption and you do what you want. However, about Ginger Snaps, could make more changes and done better, in the style of Being Human (UK). In general I do not like the transformations of Ginger Snaps - ah! Sorry! transformations? One transformation, it is a booger about the great work what as they could to do - but the actresses that they found, are very ugly.

Aaand no,
I'm not satisfied, because they have the technology to do better and did not come out great works in the public cinema, about I want mean, you go to fishing for short films. We Want More Female Werewolves in general but more Female Werewolves TFs.

"icks": plural of "ick". The heebee-jeebees. The howling fantods. The "oh lord, won't someone think of the children!"s.

The "I would prefer that no one had that particular interest or inclination"s.

My, what a letdown. Guess that leaves us looking forward to the new Being Human (SyFy) season and the other Brit werewolf flick premiering in February...whatsit called again?

Why can't they get werewolf movies right?

Yes, that's it! Sigh...werewolf films always seem to be in some sort of production hell don't they? Cheers mate