The story is silly, the writing is awful, the dialogue is mundane, the characters are all dull cliches, the acting is pathetic (without exception!), the camera work is nonexistent (just out it on a tripod and let it run), the "action" scenes are laughable, I've seen better stunts on a grade school playground and the "special effects" were limited to several gallons of karo syrup with red food coloring and a few cheap Halloween masks for the so-called werewolves.
To a point anyways. Don't come in the xpecting huge unreal special effects when u know damn well if someone is gonna put 10s of millions into a film it's gonna be plastered everywhere and their stars are gonna promote non-stop pre-release.
I saw this on Prime under the title HIGH MOON. It's a low budget indie flick with a budget a bit bigger than some, but not big enough to make this a good movie.
Make no mistake, this is a B flick, and it's not good. But it's not the worst I've seen either.
"High Moon" not to be confused with "Full Moon High" starts off in 1861 as a werewolf western and quickly moves to the present. Colt (Chad Michael Collins) is the Van Helsing of werewolves taught by an inter-dimensional Ming Dynasty Chinese master.
So the plot is that a werewolf hunter in the Old West kills the last six werewolves,before being killed by a mystic figure. 160 later, they are all resurrected in the modern era in a modern Texas town with an extra dose of melodrama.
I think most people reviewing this movie are not just watching, the movie for enjoyment, but want to just pick apart the movie like they are paid critics. If the movie is watched strictly for entertainment it is a quite enjoyable movie.
Okay, I'll start by saying that this is not a horror film. If you're looking to be scared then this tale is not for you.
Garbage start to finish. Since time travel does not exist at this point so what people out of the past would act like when introduced to them but the way the werewolf's acted when seeing the magic that is a motorcycle is definitely not how people would act.
