Teen Wolf
Director: Rod Daniel
Actors: Michael J. Fox, James Hampton, Susan Ursitti
PlotScott Howard is an average high school student struggling with typical teenage issues such as fitting in, dealing with his unrequited crush, Pamela, and playing on a losing basketball team. Just when he thinks his life couldn't get any more complicated, he discovers a shocking family secret: he is a werewolf. Initially terrified and confused by his new abilities, Scott learns to control his transformations with the help of his understanding father, Harold, who reveals that being a werewolf runs in their family.
As Scott gains confidence in his werewolf form, he becomes wildly popular. His heightened abilities improve his basketball performance dramatically, and he captures the attention of students, including his crush Pamela and the beautiful Lisa. However, his newfound fame and success come at a cost, causing friction with his best friend Stiles and faithful confidante Boof. As Scott navigates the challenges of his dual identity, he must decide whether to embrace his werewolf persona fully or find a balance between his human and werewolf selves, leading to critical decisions about loyalty, acceptance, and personal integrity.
Writers: Jeph Loeb, Matthew Weisman
Release Date: 23 Aug 1985
Runtime: 91 min
Rating: PG
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Teen Wolf is a nostalgic '80s comedy given a substantial upgrade by Scream Factory, featuring a vastly improved transfer, enhanced DTS-HD MA audio, and a comprehensive 2.5-hour documentary, making it worth the re-buy for fans.
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Teen Wolf offers a nostalgic 80s feel-good vibe with a clever twist, but the Blu-ray's mediocre 1080p transfer, subpar audio, and lack of extras disappoint potential buyers.
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