A Werewolf in England

Deliberately campy, but without redeeming qualities whatsoever. Mesmerizing like a train wreck. This film was written and directed by the mind of a 13 year old. There's no tribute to past werewolf films, as I've read in another review. There's no salvation from comedy or parody as in the original Evil Dead, as I also read. I waited and watched, to no avail. Put a silver bullet in it already. Here's a spoiler alert for you, werewolf diarrhea. 'Nuff said.

As a big fan of old horror movies this is such a retro throwback in the best way. Crazy characters, nonstop action, buckets of blood and gore - everyone looks like they're having a great time, and so did I watching it! It's amazing what Charlie Steeds does with small budgets. Glad to have this in my collection!

I'm a real fan of werewolf movies but have been so disappointed by recent rubbish CGI attempts, in which you hardly see the monster. This film pleasantly surprised me and the live action werewolves were terrific. It's corny at times but also has some great gory effects. Not sure what some of the negative reviewers on this thread were expecting as this had an old school hammer horror feel from the beginning. If I had one criticism it would be that I'm not really a fan of comedy horror but it's definitely worth a watch.

I thought this film was really funny, I literally belly laughed, I also squirmed in the gory bits too. There's no point comparing it to the classics. I thought the actors portrayed their characters really well. Bearing in mind this film is a low budget film I think the director & crew etc have pulled it off really well, I think it makes it funnier and entertaining to watch. I recommend watching the out takes and listen to the Directors commentary before making your own judgement, I was really quite fascinated by the whole tale of events. If this is what's achieved on a low budget I can't wait to see what they can do on a big budget. I'm now going to watch the other films by this talented Director.