This films started with this quote: "lest we never forget our teachers". But apparently they forgot basic grammar.
Lycanthrope starts in a top secret Government laboratory somewhere underground in the middle of the Amazon, a lab where a team of scientists were conducting experiments into the depletion of the o-zone layer & the effects that the suns ultra violet rays have on animal & plant life. Unfortunately something has gone very wrong so the top brass in the American Government send in special forces man Bill Parker (producer Robert Carradine) & his sidekick Lee Davis (Michael Winslow) to escort Dr.
I can't believe that this film currently has a 4+ rating as it is one of the worst films I've ever seen - and I've seen loads of low-budget genre films.
Another reviewer described LYCANTHROPE as "interesting" but I'd have to disagree. This film is largely a waste of time and the only interesting thing about it is trying to work out how they spent three quarters of a million dollars on it because there's no discernible sign of any money having been spent anywhere on screen.
LYCANTHROPE takes our fear of the Ozone destruction one step further. A medical term LYCANTHROPY means a man that thinks he's a wolf.
