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A
bunch of tourists in a hotel led by a man named Count Istvan (Philip
Davis) down in Rome from different walks of life travel to a castle
that was sealed for 500 years to understand the history behind it all
as well as trying to have a good time there. But behind those walls of
the castle carries and ancient secret.
However, one of the people
that travelled there is a werewolf and is killing the tourists one by
one as the survivors there realises that the secret as well as the
werewolf is stalking them. They also realise that there is no escape to
this madness as they are snowed in by a terrible blizzard.
The Count
can't take any chances as he tries to trap some of the survivors in
case they happen to be the werewolf but could the Count be responsible
for this whole nightmare?
Two researchers named Dr. Catherine Parks
(Victoria Catlin) and David Gillespie (Ben Cole) tries to find out some
clues to the secret by exploring the castle but it seems to be that no
one is to be trusted.
This one was also a story on it's own like the last two but yet the best one of all.
The werewolves are more scarce in this film but it's more mysterious
than ever on what is happening with the story which is what I like.
Alot
of fun touches were made throughout this film with the terrors that
unbound in this film wondering who is the werewolf in this film. The
ending is very impressive too. This story followed two sequels.
The acting is quite good as we have an awesome performance by Philip Davis as the Count with his serious attitude and powerful actions. The role totally fits him well.
Elizabeth She however seemed to lack a bit with her character as she only had her looks going for her but again that's just my opinion.
Ben Cole had a good serious attitude to his role as a researcher in the film bringing his part to life quite well.
Stephanie Faulkner was the best actress in this film by all means as she showed great energy to her part in the film.
Mary Stavin seemed to have breezed on through okay playing the role as a known actress with her soft sounding voice.
There is a breast and butt shot performed by Elizabeth She going into an antique type of bath. She also shows off her breasts while wrapping herself in a towel.
People's throat's are clawed open
A head is chopped off and the remains of the body.
Neil Sundrom
has some nice crafty style directing this werewolf film as he shows a
good opening credits with blackness of the credits and then the camera
circling around some dead people in a castle.
We spot a real cheesy dialogue between William Shockley and Elizabeth She having a discussion when they first meet which needed some work.
Good shots on the tour bus driving along the road going into the forestry area. along with a good dialogue between She and Mary Stavin talking about their acting work.
We spot good shots on supporting actor Nigel Triffit
running away in the hallway of the castle and then a shocked look on
his face with a brief shot on a werewolf exposing it's fangs and
attacking.
We have a nice and peaceful dialogue between Shockley and She in a hot type bath set in the castle.
There are good shots on supporting actress Stephanie Faulkner undressing as well as her looking around after hearing someone entering as she delivers some strong words asking who's there.
We have perfect shots on a blizzard at the castle as well as a shot on some snow exploding with a werewolf attacking.
Faulkner has a good powerful dialogue with Mark Silvertsen telling her what has happened when she was in a room claiming a werewolf is in the castle.
There's a good shot on Silvertsen peeking through a crack shot of a door as well as a good shot on it with a beastly image slowly apporaching Faulkner. We also have a great pan in shot on Faulkner screaming.
A nice dark shot on a werewolf walking in a hall of the castle.
A perfect shot on Shockley screaming with a werewolf crashing through a wooden door attacking.
Great shots on Philip Davis feeling around the walls and leading everyone with a torch in the halls.
We spot many great scene's between Victoria Catlin and Ben Cole wandering the halls and trying to discover stuff that is happening at the castle.
There's a good moment with Faulkner dying and trying to spit out some words.
Davis
is great trying to explain what is happening at the castle and who the
werewolf is with good close up shots on him too with his serious
expressions as well as showing some loud aggression. We also have a
good shot on Cole pointing a gun at him.
A good shot on supporting actress Renata Szatler jumping on Cole and him throwing her off and screaming at her to demand something from her.
A nice shot on Davis coming up from behind She
and grabbing her as well as asking her not to scream when he uncovers
her mouth. He really becomes effective towards her when he tells her
who the werewolf is and a nice shot on Cole coming up from behind and ready to swing the axe at him.
Good camera shots on clouds flowing away and a full moon approaching.
A perfect close up shot on She at the end hugging Cole with a mysterious grin on her face. Hopefully this isn't a spoiler folks but it looked great.
A group called The Factory composes some nice
playing on a tack piano some chanting and howling type sounds with the
cold sounding synthesizer too that these artists sounded very original
withe their music and worked extra hard.
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