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It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

Wow! What a bizarre film! Unfortunately the few funny moments there were were quite overshadowed by it's completely weird and random vibe throughout.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

I'm not a big fan of long winded reviews as I generally want to know a movie's basic plot and if it's worth a 5h1t to watch, so here goes.I'm a big werewolf movie fan. I saw this thing advertised on line so I gave it a whirl. From the moment it kicks off it feels cheap to the eye. The dialogue is as wooden as Pinocchio's middle leg. The acting is almost a literary game of chess in which a chiefly little known cast fight to convince the viewer against a ceaseless tide of diabolical scripture and a plot that seems to have been written by a 7 year old for his 'write a scary story' homework assignment. It is typically American action in the sense that throughout the movie the are thousands of rounds of ammunition fired off left, right and center with targets only suffering hits as and when the director thought it was about time to move on to another scene and needed an excuse to do so. If you want a werewolf film that the kids can watch without wetting the bed then this is it. The action is as convincing as the Power Rangers (as is the acting), and given that there are people attacked by werekittens (because they do look like cats rather than wolves) there isn't so much as a nose-bleed in sight. I've given it three stars though... Why's that? Because the actors turned up (one star) there is a smattering of nickelodeon grade action in it (two stars) and, although paper thin, there is a trace of a discernible plot somewhere.Wrap up: Like a good scary werewolf movie? Go watch WER or Bad Moon. This is watered down junk.

simply one of the worst were-wolfs movies of all times. with all the bad things in it, easier to just point the good. let's see: story...well that was awful, idiotic display of lack of inspiration, actor performance...some of the worst and more idiotic reactions, like they were just arrived in the set and they never had read the script and went with the flow. the skin-walkers costumes...well i saw 2 bucks Halloween costumes better and more real. the end is like the entire movie...just a big FSSSSSSSSS. I tried to see the movie in a Saturday morning on DVD when was nothing better on TV and found it in my room mate desk. he warned me about how bad is it and that he didn't had the patience to watch it all but i thought i was more smart...and now i smart...my head , my stomach and my eyes. Do yourself a favor...be smart...leave this away.

The ONLY reason I saw this movie is because the late great Stan Winston did the werewolf makeup. Admittedly, the makeup does look great, but the movie blows that by shooting it with shaky cam and poor lighting.The characters are nonexistent. Several don't even have names and only exist to die.(Though I will give the film credit for avoiding the temptation to kill the black guy first.) The plot, when its not borrowing from other, better films, is nonsensical and moronic. The film opens with a completely pointless scene featuring characters who never show up in this movie again. When the first scene is pointless, you know we have a problem. If it weren't for New Moon, Skinwalkers would be the worst werewolf movie ever made. Avoid at all costs.

A group of bloodlusting werewolves on harleys embark on a mission of mayhem and murder in search of a 13-year old boy, who according to prophecy will be responsible for lifting the curse of the red moon. Protecting him are his mother and a group of closer or further relatives who call themselves family, like Nana, a gun-toting granny. They too are werewolves, but their aims are drastically different - they wish to dispose of the gift of skinwalking. A fight soon ensues and the warring factions meet with bloody consequences...In general a rather easy watch, but a bit too clean for it's own good. There is surprisingly almost no gore and most bloody scenes actually take place off camera. The plot itself is rather straightforward and predictable once the basic premise and characters are presented, but it does keep you involved, which is always a good sign. Nonetheless weaknesses surpass the positives, as acting tends to be all around the place with only a couple of people keeping their cool throughout the film (especially decent if standard performance by Elias Koteas).The horror movie also isn't helped by the special effects. Although the werewolves look nice when half-changed the fully changed skinwalkers are plastic and very B-grade. But than again anyone expecting anything above the standard of a B-movie will be sorely disappointed. If you keep your expectations low and just enjoy the ride you might actually enjoy it. Although all action sequences aren't very well done and border on being crappy. So given you have a horror movie with iffy acting, crappy effects, mediocre plot and no really inspiring action what is their left to cherish? Not much, but still any movie with a gun-toting granny can't be all bad...On a side note: Why the hell is it that the black guy is the first to be killed off? To make matters worse in this movie a black guy is the first to die not in one of the factions, but in both. It is a bit ridiculous and scriptwriters really should do something about the banal and slightly racist predictability of such a scenario.