In
the 19th century of Canada both Brigitte
(Emily Perkins) and her sister Ginger
(Katharine Isabelle) are riding on their
horse in the snowy forest and while their
horse runs away after they both encounter
a strange native hunter (Nathaniel
Archand), they both take refuge in a
Traders' Fort but one of the girls named
Ginger is bitten after she encounters a
deformed boy as she couldn't describe
him.
Ginger doesn't feel too well and doesn't
know where to turn and also discovers
that the Fort is becoming an under siege
by some salvage werewolfs.
Ginger and Brigitte are also tormented by
some of the people at the Fort to top it
all off and encounter strange nightmares
too.
This one was the
best of them all and showing the
ancenstry of Ginger and Brigitte during
the time when they burned evil people at
the stake.
The story was very powerful and totally
different than the first two films by any
means.
It has powerful dialogue and intensity of
the surroundings in this story.
The acting is
powerfully good and this has to be
Emily Perkins best performance as
Ginger's sister Brigette since she is
very different in this role by being
tough when she needs to be and
adventureous too.
Katharine Isabelle has good
energetic appeal to her part and shows
great disturbing emotions as Ginger when
she is bitten and doesn't know how to
cope with it.
Nathaniel Archand really pulled off
his part as a mysterious native.
JR Bourne lived to play a redneck
asshole in the film as he was one of the
best actors in this film as one of the
warriors at the Traders Fort. He really
makes you love to hate him.
Tom
McCamus was marvellous playing a
kind hearted and tough as nails character
as the father of his child who was
turning into a werewolf. I liked his
character the best in the film.
Lots of bloodshed.
Werewolves are mangled.
A werewolfs head is impaled on a sharp
stick.
Grant Harvey was
very powerful with his work in this film
showing great action throughout the film.
He shows a nice opening with werewolves
attacking others and then it goes to both
Katharine Isabelle and Emily
Perkins riding on a horse in the
snow.
Perkins reacted very well acting
like she was in intense pain after her
leg gets caught in a bear trap and then a
dog comes up to her is if to attack her.
Harvey makes a battle sequence
between Nathaniel Archand and
Isabelle look dynamic in the snowy
forest.
There's a scene that will make you jump
when Isabelle walks up to a
crying child and then the child turns to
show he is deformed.
One of the best directions was with Isabelle
and Perkins against the main
supporting actor JR Bourne with
his abusive attitude towards them when
they try to leave the Fort and then the
terror happens with the werewolves
outside dragging people in to eat up as
the reactions were perfect.
We see a nice dream sequence between
Isabelle and Archand making
out together after she shows him she has
been bit.
There's a moment that looks truly intense
when Bourne is hitting and
strangling Perkins' character on
her bed and it looks so real too.
Isabelle was perfect crying on set
after seeing a child being shot while he
is a quarter way transforming into a
werewolf.
We also get a great shot on Perkins
in the foggy woods crying out and looking
around as she experiences terrifying
events too.
We see a real touching moment between
Isabelle when she confronts Perkins'
character that she will become a werewolf
soon.
Perkins shows a nice evil and
powerful look after staring at
Isabelle and then strikes to shoot Bourne's
character.
Also, supporting actor Tom McCamus
looked perfectly tough when he stabs
Hugh Dillon's character as both of
their reactions to this was a classic
timing.
Ginger:
[after Hunter whistles at them]
Did he just whistle at us?
Brigitte: I'm sure he meant the
dog.
Ginger:
Something bit me
Brigitte:
[lying in Ginger's lap] Ginger,
I'm cold.
Ginger: I'm not.
Ginger:
[after being hit by James] You hit
like a girl!
James: Well, we've got all night
to fix that.
Ginger:
Come closer... it's a secret.
[smiles through canine teeth]
Ginger: [whispers] they're
coming.
Reverend
Gilbert: You've let a pair of little
girls destroy us! You never could see how
they lied, and tricked, and tempted you
into oblivion! Just like that bitch wife
of yours!
Wallace Rowlands: Forgive me
father
[stabs Reverend Gilbert]
Wallace Rowlands: for I have
sinned.
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